three pending indictments, his lack of demonstrative remorse, which was given considerable decision during sentencing decisions and the several times he was held in contempt during his trial. quote, you can criticize the d.a. for asking for jail time as politically motivated. that was former manhattan prosecutor duncan levin, quote, but it doesn t mean trump doesn t deserve it. convicted felon donald trump promising to bend the criminal system to his will. that s where we begin with our favorite reporters and friends. david kelley is back with us and normer top prosecutor, doj, msnbc analyst, andrew weissmann and the president of the national action network, the reverend al sharpton. david kelley, how do you see this? well, you know, it s really kind of shocking to me. i was struggling to have come to mind anybody who would carry out
whereas when you do your victim impact whereas when you do your victim impact statement, there is that emotional side to it and you should be given emotional side to it and you should be given that opportunity. we emotional side to it and you should be given that opportunity.- be given that opportunity. we are t in: to be given that opportunity. we are trying to make be given that opportunity. we are trying to make a be given that opportunity. we are trying to make a difference - be given that opportunity. we are trying to make a difference for . trying to make a difference for those that are coming behind us. that was hannah mclaughlan, jennifer mccann and hannah reid speaking to our reporter catriona renton. a spokesperson for the scottish government told us that victim statements are used to inform sentencing decisions, and that it s committed to improving the system to better reflect the needs of victims. if you ve been affected by any of the issues raised in that report, th
coming behind us. - difference for those that are coming behind us. difference for those that are coming behind us. three brave ounu coming behind us. three brave young women- that was hannah mclaughlan, jennifer mccann and hannah reid speaking to our reporter catriona renton. a spokesperson for the scottish government told us that victim statements are used to inform sentencing decisions, and that it s committed to improving the system to better reflect the needs of victims. and if you ve been affected by any of the issues raised in that interview, there is a list of organisations which can provide help. it s on the bbc actionline website which is bbc.co.uk/actionline i will be back with the top business stories, next. hello. 0n the other side of the atlantic, a major weather story is going to be developing during wednesday, because florida is bracing for the arrival of hurricane idalia. this storm has been strengthening, moving northwards over the very warm
to inform sentencing decisions, and that it s committed to improving the system to better reflect the needs of victims. if you ve been affected by any of the issues mentioned in that report, there s help on the bbc website. still to come on breakfast. welcome aboard thisl northern service to. duduth. dudworth. dodworth. welcome aboard this northern service to. wumwell. not womb well? no, wumwell. northern rail is re recording some of its automated announcements to correct mistakes with the pronouncation of place names. it follows a backlash from passengers, proud of where they live and frustrated with the train company getting some of them wrong. a lot of places in the uk have interesting names. 0utsiders get it
A consistent criticism of the Indonesian criminal justice system indicates its dysfunctional judicial system plagued by systemic corruption and government interference. Given the high profiles of terrorism offences and their strict punishment, it is essential to maintain consistency in sentencing decisions for these crimes. However, there is a significant lack of evidence-based studies of sentencing in Indonesian courts, and none specifically related to terrorism offences. The aim of this study is to analyse the application of the right to a fair trial in sentencing terrorism offences in Indonesia through the interpretive lens of Southern criminology. This study takes a multi-dimensional approach of historical, legal, and empirical analyses to provide an in-depth understanding of factors that affect sentencing decisions in terrorism cases. First, the historical analysis explains that prosecutions for terrorism today include radical Islamists, minority extremists and separatist groups w