Schapelle Corby had her 20 year prison sentence for drug smuggling reduced to 15 years by an Indonesian appeals court. Not satisfied, her defense team plans to take the case to Indonesia's highest court.
Meanwhile, trials for the "Bali 9" have commenced - more young Australians implicated in drug smuggling trying to dodge a firing squad.
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1 comment:
hey BP what would you prefer 15 years in a prison or less.
furthermore i fell angry because if any one has gone to bali there are signs in the airports stating bring drugs DIE, the bali 9 are acting like i dident do it,but they had 10 or so kilos between then straped on their body?. also on the topic the bali judges are stupid ( sorry to put is so bluntly) but they let the media run in and take photos of the bali 9 and corby while being told by the judges that they are going to spend most of their natural lives in a foren country.the bali bombers are allow no ( by bali law ) to have camera in the house of law?. why dont we stop our tusnami aid to this state of anarchy then see what hapens when we stop giving then 1.2 billion dolars.
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