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[Document] The Financial Crimes Commission Bill - Vimarsana News

[Document] The Financial Crimes Commission Bill

Le Premier Ministre va présenter le 5 décembre 2023 son nouveau projet de loi concernant le Financial Crimes Commission annoncé depuis des mois. The object of this Bill is to provide for the establishment of the Financial Crimes Commission (the Commission), which will be the apex agency in Mauritius to detect, investigate and prosecute financial

The presumption of innocence is dead and buried - Vimarsana News

The presumption of innocence is dead and buried

Legal affairs writer and former barrister HUGH SELBY says the presumption of innocence is dead and buried. It has been inverted. It is now a presumption of guilt unless and until a court finds the accused "not guilty".

Jacinta Allan claims Victoria has 'very low crime rates' compared to rest of Australia amid new data on bail offences - Vimarsana News

Jacinta Allan claims Victoria has 'very low crime rates' compared to rest of Australia amid new data on bail offences

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has declared the state has "very low crime rates" amid new data revealing the number of indictable offences committed by those on bail.

Magistrates in England not following law on remand decisions, charity finds - Vimarsana News

Magistrates in England not following law on remand decisions, charity finds

Exclusive: Justice criticises poor quality decision-making and says it is adding to prison overcrowding

Courts failing to follow 'basic legal steps' when jailing people before trial, report reveals - Vimarsana News

Courts failing to follow 'basic legal steps' when jailing people before trial, report reveals

Thousands may have been jailed without proper legal justification, ‘deeply concerning’ new analysis reveals