Joint enterprise convictions in England and Wales have soared since 1980s, report finds
Legal charity argues ‘job lot’ prosecution approach is unjust and primarily targets young black men Joint enterprise cases in England and Wales have soared over the past four decades, according to a report calling for a change in the law so that individuals are held accountable only for their (…)
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