On 04/02/13 18:43, Tim Streater wrote:
In article ,
"Brian Gaff" wrote:

Don't you think though, that we expect our politicians to be saints? I
mean, the general public at large is not, so why do we expect these
people to be any different. I think it will be very funny as if he is
pleading guilty, and his wife not guilty, where does that place the
truth?

He's pleading guilty to perverting the course of justice (by trying to
palm his points off on his wife).

She's trying to plead not guilty on the grounds that he made her do it.

Actually, she may not have had the chance. Summons comes through door,
Huhne fills it in and says 'wifey was driving'

At that point she has very little option beyond shopping him there and
then, and breaking up the marriage, or taking the hit.

She is only complicit by her failure to shop him at the time.



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