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Re: Does "natural justice" mean you can't be punished for the same wrong doing twice? Posted on: 27 Apr 2008 09:24:44 GMT

Maxx wrote:

>
> Surely if a motorist drives through a red light he or she gets one
> fined once, not twice.
>
> A jaywalker gets one fined once, not twice.
>
> It's hardly sensible to sentence a man to hang if he's already been
> guillotined .

Ok, what we appear to have here is the use of a "term of art" without
actually knowing what the term means.

So that we have a "base line" from which to progress - what exactly is
"Natural Justice" according to your lights?

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