Auckland meth cook jailed for life

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Wed, 21 Sep 2011 9:21p.m.

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Christian Clifton, drug maker for gangs, has been handed a record sentence for making methamphetamine, while on parole and again while on bail.
Christian Clifton, drug maker for gangs, has been handed a record sentence for making methamphetamine, while on parole and again while on bail.

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22 Sep 2011 04:05p.m.

ivan wrote:

what it means is that if the parole board says he is safe to be back in the community after 10 years then parole is granted with strict condtions. but if he is a high risk to the community life dose mean life. new zealands longest severing prisoner has been in jail for 45years and is likely to be their for life because he is a hight risk to the community

22 Sep 2011 09:01a.m.

Nick wrote:

yes 'life' only 12 people convicted on operation Royale? Better go and arrest more harmless cannabis smokers to make them numbers look better

22 Sep 2011 08:21a.m.

Kiwi wrote:

It's a joke i.e Life in Prison.We hear of a Crim being sentenced to "Life in Prison" for murder and yet it isn't really "Life in Prison".They are out in about 10 years.So not really a true use of the wording.If we applied the sentences in the States which is LIFE IN PRISON then it should be for the REMAINING natural life of the person that committed the crime.Ten years certainly is not LIFE IN PRISON.