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TV licence non-payment may be decriminalised

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AgaPanthers · 08/03/2014 12:21

Apparently one in nine of all criminal cases in the magistrates courts are for TV licence non-payment. Basically our courts are being used for Crapita to collect money using menaces.

70 people a year are sent to prison for not paying their TV licence.

The Tories want to decriminalise television watching.

Let's hope it happens.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2576192/TV-licence-dodgers-wont-prosecuted-refuse-pay-dealt-civil-courts-instead.html

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caruthers · 24/03/2014 14:19

Women being sent to prison over this sort of thing is appalling.

Anyone being sent to prison for this is appalling.

Paintyfingers · 24/03/2014 14:22

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frumpity33higswash · 26/03/2014 11:41

Magistrates to fine someone 300 who cant pay 145 is akin to a delayed prison sentence The BBC should change the system and stop
paying departing employess monstrous pay-offs Poor women should not be in prison so the BBC can pay Michael Mcintyre an enormous salary.

AchyFox · 27/03/2014 12:59

Licence fee should just be taken out of general taxation.

Letters, enforcement officers, detector Hmm vans, all a complete waste of money.

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