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== Judgements == | == Judgements == | ||
* [[Home Office]] legal team said the Clapham chemical attacker [[Abdul Ezedi]]'s conversion to Christianity was not genuine yet judge [[WK O'Hanlon]] granted asylum on that basis.<ref name="lies">https://archive.is/l3yTq</ref> | * [[Home Office]] legal team said the Clapham chemical attacker [[Abdul Ezedi]]'s conversion to Christianity was not genuine yet judge [[WK O'Hanlon]] granted asylum on that basis.<ref name="lies">https://archive.is/l3yTq</ref> | ||
* [[HMRC]] employee spared jail after helping ex-husband launder more than £3m.<ref>https://archive.ph/7FthM</ref> | |||
* Muslim man convicted of attacking an innocent man with a knife receives sentence of 20weeks prison suspended for 18months.<ref>https://archive.ph/fsdhD</ref> | |||
* Two asylum seekers who robbed a gold Rolex from a pedestrian are not given prison sentences and not deported.<ref>https://archive.ph/1OPm4</ref> | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
Latest revision as of 12:41, 9 October 2026
Judgements
- Home Office legal team said the Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi's conversion to Christianity was not genuine yet judge WK O'Hanlon granted asylum on that basis.[1]
- HMRC employee spared jail after helping ex-husband launder more than £3m.[2]
- Muslim man convicted of attacking an innocent man with a knife receives sentence of 20weeks prison suspended for 18months.[3]
- Two asylum seekers who robbed a gold Rolex from a pedestrian are not given prison sentences and not deported.[4]