Should there be criminal charges over the infected blood scandal? | Jeremy Vine

Victims and bereaved families have called for prosecutions after an inquiry found the disaster was not an accident.
The inquiry did not have the power to find criminal responsibility and there are concerns the delay means those responsible will never be held to account.
But legal experts say it's not too late. What do you think?
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Simple yes

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KEN CLARKE...LORD OF NOTTTINGHAM WE ROBIN HOOD WHAT DO YOU THINK????

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Of course imagine if you are poor there would be no questions

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CORPORATE MURDER.....WHERE IS THE JUSTICE????

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We pay tax, we trust doctor
and government with our life and money

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AT LAST...TELLING US WHO WAS RESPONCIBLE
YOU WONT REMEMBER THERE NAME,S.

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WHERE IS THE KING..ON THIS? THEY WERE HIS SUBJECT S.

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Only the poor...get done.

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NO STATUE FOR THE VICTIM,S.