Shaun Woodburn petition

**Jamie** · 10-11-17, 16:33

A lot of you will be aware of this but if not.....

**HATTIE** · 10-11-17, 16:43

Signed it...45k signatures now, reach 100k and it gets a debate in parliament. Seriously needs an appeal on a terribly lenient sentence

**SKII** · 10-11-17, 17:23

Originally Posted by HATTIE

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Signed it...45k signatures now, reach 100k and it gets a debate in parliament. Seriously needs an appeal on a terribly lenient sentence

Holyrood and/or Westminster?

Scottish legal system, so assuming the former?

Edit- just seen the petition is for the Scottish Justice Minister.

And...signed

**Smurf** · 10-11-17, 18:02

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Signed it...45k signatures now, reach 100k and it gets a debate in parliament. Seriously needs an appeal on a terribly lenient sentence

If it's 100,000 for a debate in the UK parliament surely Scotland is less?

**gun ainm** · 10-11-17, 18:55

done

**SKII** · 10-11-17, 21:39

The guilty party's (not to be named for legal reasons) pals are all over Tweeterville protesting his innocence.

Seems the laddie's proclaimed remorse is perhaps less than authentic.

Interesting tweet from the lad who was done for gesticulating at the cup final in an offensive manner. The sentence he got for that is identical to the one the convicted killer's wingman got for stabbing someone that night and being party to Woodburn being attacked.

I am sure there is a legal "logic" to it that makes no sense to most people ...

**Purple & Green** · 10-11-17, 22:34

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The guilty party's (not to be named for legal reasons) pals are all over Tweeterville protesting his innocence.

Seems the laddie's proclaimed remorse is perhaps less than authentic.

Interesting tweet from the lad who was done for gesticulating at the cup final in an offensive manner. The sentence he got for that is identical to the one the convicted killer's wingman got for stabbing someone that night and being party to Woodburn being attacked.

I am sure there is a legal "logic" to it that makes no sense to most people ...

Let me take that forward

**Smurf** · 10-11-17, 23:09

Originally Posted by SKII

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The guilty party's (not to be named for legal reasons) pals are all over Tweeterville protesting his innocence.

Seems the laddie's proclaimed remorse is perhaps less than authentic.

Interesting tweet from the lad who was done for gesticulating at the cup final in an offensive manner. The sentence he got for that is identical to the one the convicted killer's wingman got for stabbing someone that night and being party to Woodburn being attacked.

I am sure there is a legal "logic" to it that makes no sense to most people ...

That's made me pour a large Gin & Tonic. Unbelievable.

**tayside hibee** · 10-11-17, 23:53

Ive already signed it via a different media, first time I've ever got involved of the likes.
Of course it's nothing to do with the guy being a Hibby, or even a Hibs players involvement in the whole sad episode, it is simply a disgustingly inappropriate sentence for the crime and the intent.
I hope it gets properly dealt with for his family.