If its SF then its no wonder he got picked up!
Quote from: alexpayne on March 02, 2012, 11:00:59 AMIf its SF then its no wonder he got picked up!Does he have an Aunt and Uncle called Pauline and Arthur?
Actually it's Siegmund Freud. He's done some ground-breaking work on the psychological aspect of football hooliganism.
And here was me thinking I was sad doing my dissertation on the M6 toll!
Quote from: JJ-AV on March 01, 2012, 03:37:44 PMMy dissertation topic will cover a section on Football Banning Orders. As some will know, the Football (Disorder) Act 2000 enabled courts to impose a banning order in the absence of conviction.Anyway, my question - say you were told you were no longer allowed to go to Blackburn away because you'd been profiled as a potential hooligan (but had no criminal conviction to suggest you were), but you'd already booked your train and match ticket - would you be compensated by the police, because if not it almost becomes a fine by proxy. Does anyone know if there are contingencies in place? And if not, are there any examples of this happening?Struggling to find anything on this area specifically (although there are a couple of high profile cases out there which have helped).Thanks.Can't see you've have any right to compensation in this scenario, unless there was some malfeasance or the court acted ultra vires in making the order.Otherwise, isn't it analagous to filling your car with petrol and then being banned from driving?
My dissertation topic will cover a section on Football Banning Orders. As some will know, the Football (Disorder) Act 2000 enabled courts to impose a banning order in the absence of conviction.Anyway, my question - say you were told you were no longer allowed to go to Blackburn away because you'd been profiled as a potential hooligan (but had no criminal conviction to suggest you were), but you'd already booked your train and match ticket - would you be compensated by the police, because if not it almost becomes a fine by proxy. Does anyone know if there are contingencies in place? And if not, are there any examples of this happening?Struggling to find anything on this area specifically (although there are a couple of high profile cases out there which have helped).Thanks.