Ned Kelly wrote:
> On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 20:42:49 -0700, mrtravel wrote:
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>>Ned Kelly wrote:
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>>>On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:10:50 -0700, mrtravel wrote:
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>>>>Ned Kelly wrote:
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>>>>>Italian prisons are nowhere near as nice as Club fed in Canada.
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>>>>>Now that you have posted on internet, it is very easy for Italian authotrities
>>>>>to find you, and jail you.
>>>>>
>>>>>Don't forget, in Europe YOU ARE GUILTY UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT.
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>>>>Really? So, all of Europe follows Napoleonic law?
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>>>Other than Britain, yes.
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>>So, you are absolutely positve that all European Countries except
>>Britain follow "guilty until proven innoncent" law?
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>>You don't want to double check this or anything?
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>>Let's try France, since that would be the most logical, right?
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>>Have you ever heard of "La Déclaration des droits de l'Homme et du
>>citoyen"? (Article 9)
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> Why not mention the Code Napoleon, which is the basis for law all over Europe,
> apart from UK?
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You are wrong.
Additionally, the issue is not whether some countries base laws on
Napoleonic Code. The issue is your statement claiming all European
countries, except Britain, practive "guilty until proven innoncence".
You basic claim first related to Italy, however your claim seems to be
opposite what the Italian constiturion.
Do you require a link for that?
http://www.quirinale.it/costituzione/costituzione.htm
What does the following mean in article 27?
"L'imputato non è considerato colpevole sino alla condanna definitiva."
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