RSPCA PROSECUTIONS INJUSTICE FORUM

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RSPCA PROSECUTIONS INJUSTICE FORUM

Campaign to bring private prosecutions made by the RSPCA under the control of the CPS


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    Post  cuddles Tue Nov 18, 2008 11:20 am

    Isnt it supprising that all cases prosecuted by the RSPCA seem to attract a great deal of interest from the local press, I bet that the RSPCA PR dept issue press releases to local papers to guarentee publicity, imagine if the police and cps did this. there would be an uproar !
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    Post  Admin Thu Nov 13, 2008 3:52 am

    The RSPCA seem to have lost track of what they were originally formed to do, their prosecutions department seem more interested in generating publicity at any cost, some of the cases where they have prosecuted recently are more than dubious. They seem to totally ignore animal lovers where a fast £ can be made through donations generated by media exposure.The RSPCA are calling for pets to not be sold in petshops ! Schools not to keep animals ! Go around killing holy cows ! prosecuting pensioners, the disabled, elderly and School Children (the more high profile the case the more revenue from media coverage)To cap this they are one of the richest charities in the UK, yet still ask for our money when they have over £100 million in assets, they then spend it prosecuting some unfourtunate 15 year old cat lover !They totally flout and ignore the law of the land where it suits them, basically impersonate Police Officers and will trespass at will whenever it suits them. They should be stopped from mounting prosecutions due to the conflict of interest, or at least ought to be controlled by the CPS or some other safegaurd to ensure fair process.


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