More than 300 rape convictions will be reviewed after concerns about politically correct police being “hostile” to men and “deliberately” withholding evidence to send them to jail.
The counter-terror watchdog chief who has previously said returning jihadist terrorists should not be arrested is to become the UK’s new Director of Public Prosecutions.
Police are regularly withholding critical evidence in criminal cases where it might undermine their case, and some officers are ‘trained’ in the technique, which could be leading to miscarriages of justice.
England’s top prosecutor is to leave her role after her contract expires, following the collapse of several high profile rape trials.
Between 2016 and 2017 there was the largest ever rise in reported “hate crimes,” yet the number of prosecutions actually fell.
British authorities are promising to prosecute “hate crimes” committed online as vigorously as those that take place face-to-face, claiming that online hate crime is a major problem.
The UK’s public prosecutor has demanded social media users who post “photoshopped” images and memes should face jail, as well as those who incite “virtual mobs” because they are “opposed to that person’s opinions”.
The UK’s Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) will prosecute web users who impersonate others or use fake online profiles to “harass” them under new guidelines for England and Wales published today.
Labour peer Lord Janner will not face charges of sexual abuse due to his poor mental health at the insistence of Alison Saunders, the director of public prosecutions, who has personally overruled senior lawyers investigating the historic allegations. This follows four
