Parole hearings will be open to the public for the first time after outrage over John Worboys case Ministry of Justice will relax the requirement to hold parole hearings in private Victims and prisoners will be consulted over any decision to bring a hearing into the public eye, but neither will have a veto Change … Read more
Parole hearings will be open to the public for the first time after outrage over John Worboys case Ministry of Justice will relax the requirement to hold parole hearings in private Victims and prisoners will be consulted over any decision to bring a hearing into the public eye, but neither will have a veto Change … Read more
The Scottish government spent more than £50,000 on preparing civil servants to give evidence about the investigation into former First Minister Alex Salmond, it has emerged. Top officials are reported to have spent hours preparing for the sessions, where they then suffered a ‘collective memory loss’ on key details. This has led to accusations of ‘coaching’ … Read more
The Scottish government spent more than £50,000 on preparing civil servants to give evidence about the investigation into former First Minister Alex Salmond, it has emerged. Top officials are reported to have spent hours preparing for the sessions, where they then suffered a ‘collective memory loss’ on key details. This has led to accusations of ‘coaching’ … Read more
Darren Jolly and estranged wife Deanne are both facing serious criminal charges in the fallout of their messy break-up. The 38-year-old former Block star was scheduled to appear before the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Monday where he faces multiple charges. The matter was expected to be adjourned off along with thousands of other criminal hearings … Read more
Parole Board hearings may be opened to crime victims under planned review of the way it operates Justice Secretary Robert Buckland will announce a review of the parole system It could mean crime victims would be able to attend hearings for the first time Move follows criticism of the handling of black cab rapist John … Read more
Parole Board hearings may be opened to crime victims under planned review of the way it operates Justice Secretary Robert Buckland will announce a review of the parole system It could mean crime victims would be able to attend hearings for the first time Move follows criticism of the handling of black cab rapist John … Read more