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What people care about is their day-to-day interactions with the justice system: efficient, fully functioning courts, effective and humane prisons, a healthy legal aid system. These should be the priorities of the MoJ, not legislative changes to the human rights regime.

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Stephen Davies3 years ago

Whether you’re in Court Sir Bob or in the Commons, I think you’re right on this one. I suspect many crime lawyers are burnt out or on the verge of it. I cannot see how the current MOJ stance will address Bellamy’s concerns given financial injection has been wiped out by inflation

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Paul 💙3 years ago

Good grief - I think that is the most sense I’ve heard from an @Conservatives MP for a long time. Watch out - you’ll loose the whip, far too sensible a contribution in a party that is collectively loosing it mind.

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Barry Sheerman3 years ago

Absolutely right & a justice system that has not been starved of resources in each & every aspect of it’s effective operation!

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Ade Smith3 years ago

@BarristerSecret If only there was a group who have held power for 13 years we could lay the blame squarely at!

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Ron Johnson3 years ago

@BarristerSecret You tell 'em, Bob 💪

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Leslie Standing3 years ago

Problem remains Bob, already far too late for Endless innocent Falsely imprisoned victims. UK continues to drown in a Sunami of Corruption with zero interest from UK governments for decades. I know, I continue to be such a person with first hand experience.

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Bill Waddington3 years ago

Couldn’t agree more Sir Bob

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