Comments on: Fat Tony finally becomes The Man Who Wasn’t There http://www.crikey.com.au/2008/05/20/fat-tony-finally-becomes-the-man-who-wasnt-there/ now with extra source Sun, 12 Feb 2012 08:46:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: pamela http://www.crikey.com.au/2008/05/20/fat-tony-finally-becomes-the-man-who-wasnt-there/#comment-3399 pamela Thu, 01 Jan 1970 10:00:00 +0000 #comment-3399 Curiouser and curiouser Bargaric who advocates legalisation of torture and who used the interrogator role to give hard-heart decisions to asylum seekers as a Refugee Review Tribunal member is now hanging his defence of Mr Mokbel on the EU Human Rights treaty. Pity he was not a greater believer in human rights when he was deciding the fate of asylum seekers. Curiouser and curiouser Bargaric who advocates legalisation of torture and who used the interrogator role to give hard-heart decisions to asylum seekers as a Refugee Review Tribunal member is now hanging his defence of Mr Mokbel on the EU Human Rights treaty. Pity he was not a greater believer in human rights when he was deciding the fate of asylum seekers.

]]> By: Greg Angelo http://www.crikey.com.au/2008/05/20/fat-tony-finally-becomes-the-man-who-wasnt-there/#comment-3400 Greg Angelo Thu, 01 Jan 1970 10:00:00 +0000 #comment-3400 I do not think that the "Kooka Brothers" should be so disparaging about Mr Bagaric who is of course a professor of law at Deakin University according to their website. Mr Bagaric raises some very important issues about human rights and the right to a fair hearing in the European jurisdiction to which Mr Mokbel fled to escape inequities of the Australian judicial system, which requires convicted criminals to actually spend their sentence in jail. It would appear that avoidance of criminal custodial punishment is not dissimilar to the act of tax avoidance where one chooses the jurisdiction in which one wishes to be taxed, aided and abetted by smart lawyers. It would appear that we need a similar situation for structured criminal justice in which one chooses the jurisdiction in which one wishes to be punished. All criminals the then have to do is leave the country undetected and domicile themselves in an appropriate criminal jurisdiction with a bill of human rights protect the I do not think that the “Kooka Brothers” should be so disparaging about Mr Bagaric who is of course a professor of law at Deakin University according to their website.

Mr Bagaric raises some very important issues about human rights and the right to a fair hearing in the European jurisdiction to which Mr Mokbel fled to escape inequities of the Australian judicial system, which requires convicted criminals to actually spend their sentence in jail.

It would appear that avoidance of criminal custodial punishment is not dissimilar to the act of tax avoidance where one chooses the jurisdiction in which one wishes to be taxed, aided and abetted by smart lawyers.

It would appear that we need a similar situation for structured criminal justice in which one chooses the jurisdiction in which one wishes to be punished. All criminals the then have to do is leave the country undetected and domicile themselves in an appropriate criminal jurisdiction with a bill of human rights protect the

]]> By: yoyo http://www.crikey.com.au/2008/05/20/fat-tony-finally-becomes-the-man-who-wasnt-there/#comment-3401 yoyo Thu, 01 Jan 1970 10:00:00 +0000 #comment-3401 After all this saint of a man has shown his committment to human rights rather than biased family responsibilities by letting his sister in law go to jail for posting his bail. My hero! After all this saint of a man has shown his committment to human rights rather than biased family responsibilities by letting his sister in law go to jail for posting his bail. My hero!

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