Enjoy your stay at Her Majesty's Pleasure

[Beef Oven!]

At a time when the LibDems and Labour Party are struggling to explain their associations with paedophiles and alleged paedophiles, the Conservatives have this to ponder on!

If it turns out that this nice politician is guilty as charged, I think that he will enjoy his little holiday at Lizzy's Lodge!

I don't think that it's right that criminals get to mete-out 'justice' to other criminals, no matter how vile they are, but his alleged victims will have the satisfaction, if the charges are substantiated, of thinking about what will be going through this alleged vile criminal's mind as he bites onto that prison blanket for dear life!!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-26541829

[ahinton]

his little holiday at Lizzy's Lodge!

Or "Butliz", as it is colloquially known...

[amateur51]

What a deeply unpleasant thread, and verging on contempt of court I should imagine.

[Serial_Apologist]

What a deeply unpleasant thread, and verging on contempt of court I should imagine.

Use of the description "alleged" does not, contrary to common belief, I understand, automatically exonerate its user of such a charge, ams.

[french frank]

I'm closing it and shall 'disappear' it. Not because it relates to the Lib Dems (indirectly) and the Conservatives, but because, as amateur says, it is deeply unpleasant, and quite pointless. Or rather, its 'point' is to 'score points' and this is no more an appropriate subject for discussion than to air Ms Sinclaire's accusations against another well-known politician.

I believe, S_A, you are correct in saying that use of the word alleged(ly) does not necessarily cover you against contempt of court. But I'm closing it because to make sly comments about politicians whose party politics you disagree with is nasty. In my view.