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We’re joined by Paul McCutcheon, a professor of Law at the University of Limerick to examine how exactly sentencing works. What factors do judges take into account? What guidance do they rely on? And how is that some judges deliver sentences that look very different to those of their peers?
(The Center Square) – A transition to electronic court records at the state’s busiest courthouse on Monday “has gone well,” according to court officials, despite widespread concerns and calls to halt the rollout of the troubled eCourts system.
Taxpayers have now spent more than $28 million over 12 years to develop the program.
A further 20 judges will be appointed "subject to an assessment of the impact of the initial appointments"
Let's bring you the very latest from the papers. lots of the front pages discussing the latest lines from dominic cummings. this is the telegraph. the former top aide has accused borisjohnson of lying to parliament over the downing street parties, saying that he had been warned about a party going ahead during lockdown. the daily mirror calls mr cummings' accusation a "new bombshell claim" that is crucial because, if true, it would mean the pm lied to the commons when he said he thought the may 2020 drinks party was a work event. elsewhere, the daily telegraph leads with the new sentencing pow...