The new law will allow the British to kill for an insult

In the UK, prepared amendments to the law under which the killers may escape punishment. To do this, they only need to prove that the victim before death struck them insult.

These amendments to the Penal Code are the most serious legal changes over the past 50 years. And although the bill is unlikely to be adopted before the end of the year, he had already caused a serious scandal in the society and protests from experts, the newspaper The Mail on Sunday.

If the amendments to the Criminal Code will come into force, not all cold-blooded muzheubiyts waiting for severe punishment. Woman will be sufficient to prove that the dead husband humiliated her and threatened violence. Then the killing will be considered involuntary, and the culprit will escape life imprisonment.

It is noteworthy that for other categories of assassins also provides for reduction of sentence. Such, for example, is “a strong offense.”

28 July 2008 | amendment, code, death, insult, killer, law, punishment, united kingdom, victim

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