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Monday, June 26, 2006

Call for more out of court justice / Manchester Evening News, 25 June 2006

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"ATTORNEY General Lord Goldsmith today gave his backing to the increased use of summary justice to deal with minor crime. The increased use of instant punishments such as fixed-penalty fines and anti-social behaviour orders was held up by Prime Minister Tony Blair in a high-profile speech as one of the keys to making the criminal justice system fit for the problems of the 21st century. He called for a change in the mindset of the legal establishment to accept that not all offences need to be the subject of often lengthy court cases."

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