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Constitution Review: CAN, others want equality for all, recognition of traditional, religious leaders
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The government has dismissed concerns about the single justice procedure’s suitability for dealing with Covid-related offences, arguing that the controversial process is more transparent than the traditional court procedure.
Giving evidence to the Commons justice select committee on Covid-19 and the criminal law, justice minister Lord Wolfson of Tredegar QC said criticism of the single justice procedure was ‘misplaced’.
The single justice procedure was introduced in 2015 to deal with low-level non-imprisonable cases. Cases are dealt with by a legal adviser sitting with a single magistrate out of court. Last year the attorney general passed statutory instruments enabling offences under different coronavirus regulations to be prosecuted through the procedure.
Today is the turn of Liberal Democrat candidate John Howson. Having been stabbed while working as a teacher and burgled at least three times while living in the city, he knows what it’s like to be a victim of crime and wants to work as PCC to improve the services and cut crime levels. We asked him 10 questions, and this is what he said:
1. What is your name? John Howson In Oxford Because it’s an important role in our police service.
4. Why should people vote for you? I have got loads of experience and I understand it s got to be a policing service not a police force. That is really important because it encapsulates the value of things.
Algeria judges launch strike ahead of contentious presidential polls
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Harshad Patel died of a heart-related condition on Saturday.
A committed member of his community, the 66-year-old served as a magistrate for more than 20 years and was previously a science teacher for 30 years.
“He was a pleasure to work with,” said Coun Dorothy Higginbottom, who served as a magistrate alongside Harshad.
“He always had a smile on his face and was so kind to everyone he met.
“I was absolutely shocked when I found out the news, it still doesn’t seem real.”
Among his achievements, Harshad was the chair of The Gujarat Association and had recently been re-elected as a governor of Barnsley Hospital and was due to begin his second three-year term.
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