Comments from the judge were very apologetic (we don't mean to condemn this stupid practice of yours) and the community leaders show their complete contempt for British law anyway:
The best way of achieving our aims now is to try and understand the law better and work within the law to move forward
You're in the country, for God's sake! If they've just discovered they should work within the law and understand the law it means they ignored it before they realized it still applied, despite eleven years of multiculturalist anarchy.
Reuters placed this news item in its "Oddly Enough" section. They are more right than they imagine. British law has been slowly eroded while society gets gloomier and more disorderly. News of the rule of law still mattering, especially in matters of religion and beliefs, is definitely odd.
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The man was "...was given a 26-week prison sentence suspended for a year...and...was also banned from allowing or encouraging anyone under the age of 16 to beat themselves during the next 12 months".
Yes, banned from committing the crime for one year. And after that? Aren't the British currently instituting Sharia law as an alternative (with limitations) in certain situations?
Let's hope their lawmakers develop some common sense along with a backbone. And soon!
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