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Category Archives: Justice Issues
Wealth can lead to abuse of the system
It seems vital that our society places the needs of the weak and vulnerable and innocent people at the top of the priority list, giving them as much help as is possible so that their lives are saved and made … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Justice Issues, Youth Issues
Tagged Baby P, Goldsmiths University, Victoria Climbie
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Society is right to protect court cases, from damaging publicity
Over the weekend a well known extremist activist has appeared to gain a great deal of widespread support from non extremists for placing an important and highly sensitive court case involving accusations of multiple rapes at risk due to his … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Justice Issues, Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Canterbury Crown Court
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Criminal Justice System is upside down
In 2010 the coalition Government announced it was to replace Police Authorities with Police and Crime Commissioners and I following this process through with some personal interest. One of the Architects for the PCC role, Nick Herbert MP who is … Continue reading
Let’s mark 25 years by implementing the inquiry findings!
Yesterday many organisations celebrated St Georges Day, a day which for some small extremist groups has become a token for racism and extreme nationalism, but many more such as uniformed youth groups mark the day to celebrate the good things … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Community Safety, Justice Issues, Parliament and Democracy, Police & Crime Commissioner, Policing, Youth Issues
Tagged Doreen Lawrence, Independent Advisory Group, Macpherson Report, Police and Crime Panel, Police Authorities, St Georges Day, Stephen Lawrence
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The petty & naive treason of Nigel Farage
It is easy to find fault with two of my MEPs, two men who are supposed to represent my constituency in the European Parliament, even though they both despise the Parliament and seem to spend a great deal of their … Continue reading
A man of great inspiration
The tragic death of a 39 year old religious activist whose work in trying to bring equality to his nation despite resistance from his Government is a important reason for us to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King today. … Continue reading
Posted in Justice Issues, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Martin Luther King Jr, Stevie Wonder
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Injustice – the need for our prisons to change
On Wednesday afternoon at the University of Sussex, there will be a public showing of a film called ‘Injustice’ which focuses on the crisis in our prison service. The film explains that we need to see a major change to … Continue reading
The Home Office needs to be challenged
Every few months I hear a story about someone who the Home Office is about to deport despite the fact that they are making or have made a huge contribution to society. Sometimes the story emerges of a person I … Continue reading
A rare coming together of dates
The traditional Mothering Sunday, or Mothers Day as it is now known changes dates each year, because it is timed to coincide with the 3rd Sunday in Lent. For those who are following the traditional Lent denial of certain nice … Continue reading
Levenson part 2 and Tina Stowell etc
Yesterday two provocative decisions were announced by Matt Hancock, the Tory Minister for the DCMS Department (Digital, Culture, Media and Sport). The first was the decision to scrap part two of the Levenson enquiry despite promises by David Cameron in … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Journalism, Justice Issues, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Jeremy Corbyn, Levenson, Matthew Hancock, Tina Stowell
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