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24 February 2005 / Peter Vaines , Haarmann Hemmelrath

Issue: 3996 / Categories: Events

Crime pays...

I think that 1 April has come early. I read in the Daily Telegraph that in Holland, a bank robber has been allowed to claim a deduction of £1400 for the cost of the gun he used in an armed robbery in which he stole £4700.
The Court reduced the amount of restitution he had to pay by the cost of the gun on what was said to be “sound legal precedents”.
Peter Vaines
Haarmann Hemmelrath

Crime pays...

I think that 1 April has come early. I read in the Daily Telegraph that in Holland, a bank robber has been allowed to claim a deduction of £1400 for the cost of the gun he used in an armed robbery in which he stole £4700.
The Court reduced the amount of restitution he had to pay by the cost of the gun on what was said to be “sound legal precedents”.
Peter Vaines
Haarmann Hemmelrath

Issue: 3996 / Categories: Events

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© Copyright LexisNexis 2024. All rights reserved.

24 February 2005 / Peter Vaines , Haarmann Hemmelrath

Crime pays...

I think that 1 April has come early. I read in the Daily Telegraph that in Holland, a bank robber has been allowed to claim a deduction of £1400 for the cost of the gun he used in an armed robbery in which he stole £4700.
The Court reduced the amount of restitution he had to pay by the cost of the gun on what was said to be “sound legal precedents”.
Peter Vaines
Haarmann Hemmelrath

Crime pays...

I think that 1 April has come early. I read in the Daily Telegraph that in Holland, a bank robber has been allowed to claim a deduction of £1400 for the cost of the gun he used in an armed robbery in which he stole £4700.
The Court reduced the amount of restitution he had to pay by the cost of the gun on what was said to be “sound legal precedents”.
Peter Vaines
Haarmann Hemmelrath

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3996

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