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The Magistrates' Association has ordered that prosecutions of TV licence-related offences must be held in public.
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The Magistrates' Association has ordered that prosecutions of TV licence-related offences must be held in public.
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Prosecutions of speeding, TV licence fee offences and truancy must no longer be held behind closed doors, magistrates have demanded.
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