BlackBeltBarrister gives his view on this case: youtube.com/watch?v=8meG8CX7…
Public Order Act 2023: Locking On, Tunnelling and Interference with Key National Infrastructure: magistrates.blogspot.com/202…
Replying to @mrchrisjohn
I'm glad it was a judge. Judges get paid big money to make decisions like that.
My earlier Introduction to the Youth Court article gives some insight into how these cases are dealt with: magistrates.blogspot.com/202…
Judge lets ‘bright lad’ who stabbed girl 10 times avoid jail: telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10… You might recall the horrific CCTV footage showed the boy stabbing the girl stood inside a shop in Cirencester. Also recall the principle aim of the youth justice system: to prevent reoffending.
Replying to @boots_bike @MikeyCycling
I obviously don't know the full circumstances, but just at a glance I guess the defence argument might have been it was a very short-lived assault with injury caused recklessly. Is there not a way of asking for it to be reviewed?
Driving Disqualifications for Non-Driving Offences: magistrates.blogspot.com/202…
Replying to @TheGNPE
PPT eh? Very convenient, as every web search will throw up thousands of PowerPoint presentations.
The disgusting menace renowned for urinating and defecating on Metros, buses and trains chroniclelive.co.uk/news/nor… Richard Hall, 41, has been jailed for breaching his CBO.
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Replying to @OContandor
In this case they were fortunately all summary offences, so Crown Court not a factor. Had it been one for the Crown Court, it would probably have been more appropriate to stand the matter down until later in the day.
Replying to @MagistratesBlog @XplodingCabbage
I should probably add that into the article.
Replying to @XplodingCabbage
In the circumstances his credit will be preserved. If he's adamant then it probably won't get as far as trial. A separate case management hearing would be listed.
Magistrates Refuse Guilty Plea: magistrates.blogspot.com/202…
Parcel Pirate Walks Plank: westmercia.police.uk/news/we… Okay, I made that title up slightly...
Two men charged under National Security Act after RAF Fairford incident: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqly…
Replying to @CharlieMoloney
That knight in shining armour strikes again.
Teen burglar stole £4,500 quad bike after suspended sentence: greatyarmouthmercury.co.uk/n… Kayne Thomas, 19, of Elder Green in Gorleston, was subject to two suspended sentence orders at the time. The case has been sent to the Crown Court for sentencing.








