Comments by "jjeffery worboys" (@jjefferyworboys8138) on "How would overnight courts handling influx of UK riot cases work?" video.

  1. Not working............class.
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  2. If they have no identity on them, how do you know where to return them too ?
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  3. The governments top priority now is to restore law and order to our towns and cities. Discussing the underlying issues have now been pushed even further away.
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  4. Plenty of buggery though.
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  5. Are you willing to put your theory to the test ?
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  6. Released on Police bail which will have restrictions on their movements, pending further investigations.
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  7. What is abundantly clear is that until law and order is fully restored to our towns and cities the underlying causes will take a distant back seat.
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  8. Starmer has such a huge majority that he can introduce, amend and repeal any laws he wants, unchallenged.
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  9. No luck needed.
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  10. All 4 arrested at Manchester Airport are on Police bail ( which will have restrictions on their movements) pending further investigation before being charged.
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  11. When the going gets tough, the tough get going !
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  12. Are you still breathing, if the answer is yes, then you aren't.
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  13.  @CB-ou4hi  It's anything but simple
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  14. The less serious offences will be dealt with in a Magistrates court by a magistrate. No jury trail and no right to one.
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  15.  @birchy8305  Summary offences (less serious ones) are dealt with in a Magistrates Court by a Magistrate. No jury and no right to one.
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  16. Many will receive non custodial sentences. Electronic tagging and curfews, community service orders.
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  17. As only his MP's can do that and he has just won them a huge majority, it's a non starter.
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  18. Is this the court of human rights that for years you have wanted to leave ? You do realise that these people will remain in prison while any appeal if allowed is processed and they won't be working 24/7.
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  19. With 3 counts of murder and 10 counts of attempted murder.
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  20. They aren't, plenty of spaces available now.
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  21. Absolutely.
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  22. He's on remand, he's not going anywhere.
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  23. The lower level offences will l be dealt with by Magistrates. I think you will find that the Judges are 100% on board with this.
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  24. Summary offences (less serious) are dealt with in a Magistrates court by a magistrate. There is no jury.
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  25. Most of the less serious offences, known as summary offences, are dealt with in a Magistrates Court by a magistrate. You will also have noticed that a far higher proportion of people than usual are being held on remand rather than released on bail.
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