cster

And today we find he made her have an abortion - this guy is good isn't he?
I mean to think that this person who managed to pursue a career that lead to being Joint Head of the Government Economic Service, was such a push over when dealing with dastardly Chris in the marital home. Why it's scarcely credible.
Wish I was on the jury!
Looks like Vicky is enjoying the opportunity provided by the judicial system to sink the boot in to her ex

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

OK now she has been found guilty too why are they not being sentenced until 'a later date'?

jonc

Well, that kinda backfired on her!

David Lock

Not forgetting the irony being she is the guiltier party as she denied the charge whereas nice Mr Huhne pleaded guilty.

And of course Huhne was the one who actually committed the offence in the first place

A family at war and two careers ruined all for a bit of juggling with the paperwork.

dl

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

"until a later date", means, "these are rich and famous people who deserve to be sentenced out of the public eye so we can quietly let them off...."

Cynic mode: off.

Gear Head

iTrader: (2)

I still think the whole saga has been blown out of proportion.

Who cares.....really? Just throw his license away and fine her for wasting the courts time.

Pathetic. The pair of them.

mrmadcap

Mate, if this was you or I we would be sent down for perverting the course of justice. Feet wouldn't touch the floor.

tubbytommy

iTrader: (20)

hahahaha talk about back firing, both lying scumbags!!

jods

Apparently she was open mouthed and shaking when the verdict was read out

Her husband will also be open mouthed and shaking when Bubba meets him in the shower block.

Send them BOTH down.

They thought they were above the law.

Arrogant fvckers

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

Going down? hmmmmmmmmmm

we'll see........

RA Dunk

Me and you would anyway, this will be interesting to see if he get's any jail time.

hodgy0_2

they will both get jail time

dpb

Would you really want her going down.

cster

Looking forward to hearing the Judges summing up before sentencing.
Should be a good laugh.
If you like to cringe - have a listen to the two of them chatting on the phone in the following link.
http://order-order.com/2013/02/07/au...y-pryce-tapes/

RA Dunk

F'ing hell, I had that off within a minute. What an annoying voice he has..

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

You seem very certain of this?

Someone in last night's local rag just got done for similar, got a £1000 fine.

TelBoy

I'd have a tenner with anyone that they only get suspended sentences and fines...

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

Yep, that's what I'm thinking too, have done since day 1.

TelBoy

To me, this case just illustrates again the futility of spending big bucks (and i bet they did) on legal representation. Marital coercion? What? You lied, luv, that's the fact of the matter. Unless there's a legal loophole then what the hell has any "defence" got to do with it? It irritates me that barristers are seen as linch-pins in the legal framework. Meh.

hodgy0_2

i'll have a tenner on that

TelBoy

Cool ok

Midlife......

iTrader: (2)

Perverting the course of justice is a serious offence, if it was going to be suspended or just a fine the judge would have handed it down.

My bet he will have pre-sentencing reports just to check there are do disadvanged children that would suffer..................and then lob them into gaol

Shaun

cster

+1
Will she get more gaol time than he does is the question to ask.
Pleading not guilty and manipulating the legal system to her own ends will mitigate against her.
Maybe she should play the insanity card next.

TelBoy

We'll see. I can certainly see that they'd want to send a strong message that lying about who is driving is a serious offence, but there are plenty of students who have done the same thing, been caught and not jailed, even when it's been for more than one crime. Could go either way i reckon.

jonc

Revenge is bittersweet and so bitter in this case. I feel sorry for the son, to find out from your mother that your father wanted you aborted. I don't think she needed to reveal that to the world! I think their children have come out worse in this whole affair.

TelBoy

I've just read the judge's report from yesterday

Maybe i should have done that ten minutes ago

They're both going down Hodgy, send me your address

David Lock

They will both go down with part suspended for Huhne as he pleaded guilty (just).

Now where's Jeremy Kyle when you need him

dl

hodgy0_2

Telboy, very kind of you - let’s wait and see what the Judge hands down

I always thought there was a small chance MS Pryce might get off -- and hence, I suppose, would not get sent to prison

(and the bet only stands if they both serve at least a night in Jail)

but my view on this has been pretty consistent – Perverting the course of Justice is a serious offence

contary to the thread title it was never going to be quietly dropped - ever, and nor should it

TelBoy

I wonder if her £1,000 per hour barrister can make any difference to the sentence between now and D-Day?

cster

Who - apart from a convicted liar - has said his father wanted him aborted?
And then backed it up by saying that them having a baby would be bad for his political career - how is anyone expected to swallow that. I doubt the jury did.
The only thing her son has found out from the case is that his mother is a rather embittered woman who would do anything (including profoundly damaging her own children) in order to pursue her somewhat twisted agenda.
Anyways, the Judicial arm of the Government now gets the chance to get one over a former member of the executive and legislative branches for f***ing around with the legal system (of all things).
There is a movie in this. Any ideas who should be in it?
Tom Cruise starring as the charismatic boy wonder/racer Chris Huhne for starters?