Number of young offenders drops in North Yorkshire over last 10 years
THE number of young offenders entering the criminal justice system in North Yorkshire has fallen "significantly" over the past decade,…
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THE number of young offenders entering the criminal justice system in North Yorkshire has fallen "significantly" over the past decade,…
The number of young first-time offenders entering the criminal justice system in Cumbria has fallen significantly over the past decade, new figures…
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LONDON: A British journalists’ union and international rights campaigners have warned that the arrest of reporters could “become commonplace” in the UK if planned new legislation is made law. The National Union of Journalists warned of the risks under the proposed terms of the Public Order Bill soon to be debated by the British parliament. And NUJ officials have called on the
Law reform organisation Justice has said the arrest of journalists “might become commonplace” should the forthcoming Public Order Bill pass into law.