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Mazher Mahmood is set to spend seven or so months in jail and some will say justice has been done. In fact, it is only a partial justice.As he starts his 15-month sentence, deeper questions should now be asked of an employer that enabled him to wreck so many peoples lives.News International since rebranded as News UK spent years ignoring every warning sign about Mahmoods dodgy form of investigative journalism. For the self-styled Fake Sheikh was in fact a fake journalist. He invented stories, lured unsuspecting people into his traps and then exposed them as wrongdoers.Yet his editors could not be other than aware that many o stanley cup f his exclusives turned out to be anything but as straightforward as his copy suggested.On several occasions, when his stories were examined in courtrooms, jurors realised the truth: he had induced people to commit crimes they would never have done without his encouragement.Some were fragile, especially the many immigrants who fo stanley tumblers rmed so many of his targets. Some were offered disproportionate inducements. Some were innocents easily bamboozled by his cunning plans.What is so baffling is that in the course of the 20-plus years he worked for three News International titles - News of the World, Sunday Times and Sun on Sunday - the editors and ma stanley kubek termiczny nagers failed to appreciate that fact.Did they not have pause for thought when a jury asked to convict the Earl of Hardwicke on a drugs charge in 1999 sent a note to the judge saying they wouldnt have convicted him h