WHAT TOOK THE CRIMINAL SUPPORTERS SO LONG?

After Commissioner Ellington’s well rea­soned arti­cle titled (Dealing effec­tive­ly with guns and drugs for improved safe­ty) recent­ly, I wrote a com­pli­men­ta­ry Article in sup­port of the com­mis­sion­er’s stance.

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I was in total agree­ment with the com­mis­sion­er, my only prob­lem was, what took him so long? However, even as I com­pli­ment­ed the coun­try’s police chief for what I thought was a seri­ous pol­i­cy doc­u­ment, I was vis­cer­al­ly cog­nizant that the vil­lage lawyers some trained , some not, would be out with their sharp­ened dag­gers ready to lam­poon him into oblivion.

As a result the penul­ti­mate Article I wrote asked the ques­tion “Is this Ellington’s farewell”?

The coun­try did not have to wait long , even as some promi­nent peo­ple have come out in sup­port of the Commissioner’s state­ments, prob­a­bly for their own self­ish rea­sons ‚the crim­i­nal sup­port­ing blood-hounds, are out yap­ping with their now pre­dictable lib­er­al sup­port for criminals.

Peter Champagnie.

As Jamaicans we must shout down peo­ple like these. Generally I am pre­dis­posed to lis­ten­ing to even the most intel­lec­tu­al­ly chal­lenged opin­ion, these frauds must be shout­ed down. Those of us who want to see Jamaica sur­vive must shout down and expose these fraud­u­lent [Benedict Arnold] for what they are.

Peter Champagnie is a guest Columnist at the Gleaner and a lawyer. In the Gleaner pub­li­ca­tion June 10th 2013 Champagnie wrote (Judges Can’t Bail Out Cops) ..http://​jamaica​-glean​er​.com/​g​l​e​a​n​e​r​/​2​0​1​3​0​6​1​0​/​c​l​e​i​s​u​r​e​/​c​l​e​i​s​u​r​e​2​.​h​tml

I have pro­vid­ed a link for your con­ve­nience, in his dia­tribe Champagnie showed with­out equiv­o­ca­tion that he is square­ly on the side of the crim­i­nals run­ning amok in Jamaica.

Lawyers are offi­cers of the court, as such their duty should be to the process, yet this upstart, obvi­ous­ly feel­ing total­ly insu­lat­ed from the per­ils of crime, launched into a dia­tribe against the police.

Let’s not for­get that these vul­tures feed on the car­cass­es of crim­i­nal­i­ty, no crime no food for them . It’s time we rec­og­nize them for what they are, total oppor­tunist, they ben­e­fit from the actions of these the most vile despi­ca­ble crea­tures on earth. What exact­ly does that make these lawyers?You decide!

The pre­sump­tion of inno­cence is not a mere term of art con­fined to prac­ti­tion­ers of crim­i­nal law but, rather, rep­re­sents a fun­da­men­tal prin­ci­ple upon which any civ­i­lized soci­ety exists. It is enshrined in our Constitution. Perhaps Mr Nelson needs to be remind­ed that the con­sti­tu­tion­al rights of each and every cit­i­zen must be observed and is not lim­it­ed or ceas­es to exist in one geo­graph­i­cal loca­tion or one’s sta­tion in life.[Peter Champagnie]

I have very lit­tle patience and use for these present day uncle tom n*&^%$* .

” Oh I have some edu­ca­tion I’m going to impress upon the world how smart I am by putting togeth­er a bou­quet of impor­tant sound­ing phras­es , they will believe it makes sense”.

For the record, let me inform Champagnie of some­thing he prob­a­bly did not learn in law school. The ques­tion of bail can­not sole­ly be premised on the fact that it was not designed to be puni­tive. Wrapping sup­port for crim­i­nals in flow­ery words tied with the beau­ti­ful bow called Constitution ‚makes it noth­ing more than shit in a pret­ty package.

Jamaica is a par­tic­u­lar­ly vio­lent coun­try, the Bail Act makes pro­vi­sions to keep vio­lent crim­i­nals in Jail after they have been arrest­ed for cer­tain types of crimes, the lev­el of deprav­i­ty asso­ci­at­ed with said crimes must also be con­sid­ered. This is not a new phe­nom­e­na, it is inter­na­tion­al pro­to­col, which Champagnie would do well avail­ing him­self to.

Criminals may be denied bail because they may flee.

Criminals may be denied bail because they may tam­per with the inves­ti­ga­tions ie: threat­en­ing and or killing witnesses.

Criminals may be denied bail because of the lik­le-hood they may re-offend.

Most of Jamaican crim­i­nals are ser­i­al mur­der­ers, not because of police as this light­weight would have you believe, they kill because Jamaican judges release them over and over and over so they and kill and kill and kill until they are killed eventually.

I sug­gest to the good Peter Champagnie that the next time he wants to write, choose a top­ic with which he may be viewed with more cred­i­bil­i­ty. On this top­ic he has made a total ass of himself.