18-08-2013, 09:39 PM
Robert
Just to clarify/apologies - I did not intend to imply that was your personal intention or desire, rather that it seemed to be the most likely outcome, based on the past history of this notice board. Having re-read the post I would like to edit it to make that clear but there is no option to edit it.
With regards the points you raised I do not feel able to comment. I do not know anything about the terms of his suspension nor if the allegations you make are true. If they are true and they do breech the terms of the suspension then perhaps you have a point. If you feel you do then can you not go to the SC with a complaint?
Bottom line I am willing to accept the judgement of the SC. Given the obvious seriousness that child protection is taken and the possible consequences if an incorrect or unreasonable decision is taken, it seems unlikely that an independent body like the SC would deliberately come to a false conclusion. You do not need to be a lawyer to realize the potential consequences of doing so.
I think a better make this my last post on the subject.
Quote:I want to “publicly lynch” him. So is it the case that these are not my reasons and I have a hidden agenda to publicly lynch him,
Just to clarify/apologies - I did not intend to imply that was your personal intention or desire, rather that it seemed to be the most likely outcome, based on the past history of this notice board. Having re-read the post I would like to edit it to make that clear but there is no option to edit it.
With regards the points you raised I do not feel able to comment. I do not know anything about the terms of his suspension nor if the allegations you make are true. If they are true and they do breech the terms of the suspension then perhaps you have a point. If you feel you do then can you not go to the SC with a complaint?
Bottom line I am willing to accept the judgement of the SC. Given the obvious seriousness that child protection is taken and the possible consequences if an incorrect or unreasonable decision is taken, it seems unlikely that an independent body like the SC would deliberately come to a false conclusion. You do not need to be a lawyer to realize the potential consequences of doing so.
I think a better make this my last post on the subject.