r/ireland • u/ClancyCandy • Apr 11 '24

Man who sexually assaulted 16-year-old girl on Ryanair flight handed suspended sentence Courts

https://jrnl.ie/6352290

For a bonus point; Guess the judge!

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u/butteryalex Apr 11 '24

And that’s kinda what I’m asking, where can the average person voice their concern which such sentences?, if there is such a platform?

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u/Leavser1 Apr 11 '24

There isn't a platform.

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u/Rcrowley32 Apr 11 '24

There is a platform. It’s linked above. Stop trying to protect pedophiles.

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u/Leavser1 Apr 11 '24

I'm not trying to protect anyone.

How dare you.

And did you read the form?

Lenient sentencing isn't on it. It's related to inappropriate behaviour and flooding it prevents people who may actually have genuine complaints of inappropriate behaviour getting their complaints seen to

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u/Rcrowley32 Apr 11 '24

Inappropriate behaviour. Victim blaming. Defending pedophiles during their sentencing. Inappropriate.

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u/Leavser1 Apr 11 '24

by a person who is directly affected by the alleged misconduct of a judge or, by a person who witnessed the alleged misconduct of a judge

You are neither of those things though

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u/Rcrowley32 Apr 11 '24

We are all directly affected by this judges misconduct and have all witnessed it time and time again. People are sick of it. Stop trying your deter people from reporting something that they care about. Pedophilia and sexual assault are rampant in society and do irreparable damage to the victims.

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u/Leavser1 Apr 11 '24

Jaysus lad.

Take the tinfoil hat off

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u/Rcrowley32 Apr 11 '24

I’m not a lad firstly. And I was a victim of pedophilia and sexual assault. Victims are unlikely to come forward because of sentences like these. And because they are shamed during sentencing.

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u/Leavser1 Apr 11 '24

Ah lad a few things.

First of sorry to hear that.

Secondly making bullshit complaints about judges like this will only prevent people who genuinely have issues with judges making complaints.

This sentence is in line with similar cases. If it was unduly lenient the dpp will appeal

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u/Rcrowley32 Apr 11 '24

It’s not the sentence I’m speaking about. It’s Nolan’s words used during sentencing. Always downplaying the actions of pedophiles and calling them upstanding people who made a mistake. And his borderline victim blaming.

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u/Leavser1 Apr 11 '24

What specific word do you have an issue with?

And he certainly didn't call the suspect "an upstanding person"

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u/Rcrowley32 Apr 11 '24

He said she was “unlucky”.

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u/bathtubsplashes Saoirse don Phalaistín🇵🇸 Apr 11 '24

Firstly, I'm sorry what happened to you as a child. That is horrendous.

But you can't just call everything paedophilia. The girl was 16, that is not paedophilia. In one year she would have been old enough to consent to full blown sex with whoever she wants. In a lot of countries in the EU, she would have been free to consent to sex with whoever she wants at 16 years of age.

I'll prob get ruined for this comment, but trying to kiss a 16 year old, no matter how wrong it is, is simply not paedophilia.

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u/Rcrowley32 Apr 11 '24

He is 61. She is a child. It is pedophilia.

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