Sentencing Council refuses to change guidance in ‘two-tier justice’ row
- The Sentencing Council will clarify language in guidelines to address misunderstandings, stating this aims to correct recent confusion about the guidelines.
- Starting April 1, a pre-sentence report will usually be required for individuals from ethnic, cultural, or faith minorities.
- The council determined that the guidance does not require any revision despite the Lord Chancellor's request for changes.
- The Lord Chancellor expressed concern, stating that the guidelines show differential treatment based on race, culture, or religion.
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The UK Sentencing Council has rejected calls from the justice secretary to change guidance recommending judges consider a criminal’s ethnicity before deciding their punishment. The Sentencing Council published the guidance. It is the independent public body that advises judges and magistrates on sentencing. The updated guidance, which is due to come into force from April, says […] The post UK’s New Sentencing Guidelines Biased Against White Men …
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