Offenders
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Origin | Killeen |
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Genres | Alternative/Indie |
Albums | Lucky Enough to Live |
Endless Struggle/We Must Rebel/I Hate Myself/Bad Times | |
Born Dumb | |
Skannibal Party (Vol. 8) | |
Record labels | Black Butcher Records |
Destiny Records | |
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ID | 2972944 |
About Offenders
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... Between the quarries that sent bright, white stone to face Buckingham Palace and St Paul s Cathedral sits His Majesty s Prison The Verne, home to 580 sex Offenders - recently reported to include Gary Glitter...
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... The Reckoning (BBC One)Steve Coogan plays the reviled DJ and TV presenter in this drama which is expected to explore how Savile - one of the UK s most prevalent sex Offenders - escaped being exposed for his crimes for decades...
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...More than 2,000 people in an exclusive Californian neighbourhood, including celebrities such as Kevin Hart and Kim Kardashian, have been put on a list of water Offenders as drought ravages the state...
Cabinet minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan says she was pinned against wall by male MP
... " A couple were repeat Offenders - they ve got the message now, " she added...
Cressida Dick: Why is it so hard to fix the Met's toxic culture?
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Priti Patel 'sickened' by Charing Cross police behaviour
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Criminal prosecution delays hit record 708 days
... " Earlier this week, the government announced it would soon allow the lower magistrates courts to sentence some Offenders - a move to reduce the flow of less serious cases to judges in the Crown Courts...
Newcastle United: Why is Saudi Arabia-led takeover controversial?
... In June, a man was executed for crimes he allegedly committed when he was 17, despite previous assurances by the kingdom that it had abolished the death penalty for juvenile Offenders...
Criminal prosecution delays hit record 708 days
Delays in prosecuting suspected criminals have hit a record 708 Days for the average time it takes to go from offence to completion of a case.
In the three months to September 2021, the average time it took to deal with A Crime rose 15%, up from 620 Days .
Are a blow to the Ministry of Justice which is battling to reduce The Massive backlog of serious crimes waiting to be dealt with by judges.
The Criminal Bar Association 's Jo Sidhu QC called the figures " devastating".
The Ministry of Justice says its latest measures will restore Swift Justice .
The government figures show that while more cases Are being listed for trial at Crown Court , they Are not being dealt with Fast Enough to prevent the average wait for justice from increasing.
The overall backlog has fallen by around 1,000 to 59,928 outstanding Crown Court prosecutions.
Judges set provisional dates for almost 6,200 new cases in the three months to September - a significant improvement.
But, at the same time, they also had to put off 4,500 other prosecutions which had been expected to progress.
Criminal barristers say those postponements Are being driven by a combination of a lack of court time, judges and available lawyers to run each prosecution.
Jo Sidhu QC, chair of The Criminal Bar Association , said that victims and defendants in some rape and Domestic Violence cases were now waiting up to five years for a prosecution to end in a verdict.
" These devastating figures of backlog and delay Are only the tip of The Iceberg , " said Mr Sidhu. " The Criminal Justice crisis that long predated the pandemic has now escalated to a perfect storm across the country while trial delays grow.
" We simply do not have sufficient judges, prosecutors and defenders available to deal with the huge backlog. This is all entirely of the government's own making. It is The Victims of crime and defendants alike who pay The Price . "
Earlier This Week , the government announced it would soon allow the lower magistrates courts to sentence some Offenders - a move to reduce the flow of less serious cases to judges in The Crown Courts.
A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: " Our decisive action kept justice moving despite the unprecedented impact of the pandemic.
" As a result, the Crown Court backlog has stabilised and fallen slightly in recent months, while in the magistrates' court it is now back to pre-pandemic levels.
" With super courtrooms, increased sentencing powers for magistrates and unlimited sitting Days in Crown Courts this financial year, we will restore the swift access to justice that victims deserve. "
Source of news: bbc.com