I blogged on 25th September on
the latest statistics from the MOJ concerning ineffective trials. Today`s numbers indicate that court
maladministration is still responsible for 29% of such failings; a figure which
suggests the problem is flatlining. The
costs of such inefficiency can only be guestimated by those professionally
involved and/or interested. It is
unlikely that such admissions will ever be available from Petty France, London
SW1. It seems that no senior figures amongst
our representatives are willing to articulate that this erosion of competence
is a direct result of the cost cutting to a.......some might say......the major
pillar supporting our democratic society where all are supposed to be equal
before the law.
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