Sandra Paul (Criminal) wrote to The Times this week arguing that the row over so-called two-tier sentencing misses the point. She says '"According to government statistics, we already have a two-tier system. This is because people from ethnic minorities are more likely to be arrested, charged and convicted than their white counterparts for the same offence."
14 March 2025
Ethnic minorities and sentencing guidelines
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