Reposted by jonsp27
This was the Law Commission's proposed sentencing structure for homicide cases in 2006.
It made sense, but was never implemented partly for political reasons: it would have meant some convicted murderers avoiding a 'life' sentence.
Will this govt have the appetite for change?
It made sense, but was never implemented partly for political reasons: it would have meant some convicted murderers avoiding a 'life' sentence.
Will this govt have the appetite for change?
December 6, 2024 at 3:13 PM
This was the Law Commission's proposed sentencing structure for homicide cases in 2006.
It made sense, but was never implemented partly for political reasons: it would have meant some convicted murderers avoiding a 'life' sentence.
Will this govt have the appetite for change?
It made sense, but was never implemented partly for political reasons: it would have meant some convicted murderers avoiding a 'life' sentence.
Will this govt have the appetite for change?
But what if the sign said 'Unless you've heard a Defendant has no previous convictions, that means he's got some' ?
August 15, 2024 at 8:23 PM
But what if the sign said 'Unless you've heard a Defendant has no previous convictions, that means he's got some' ?