Government sources confirmed that an emergency law to implement new laws on how to punish perpetrators of ethnic minorities will be passed before the Easter holiday.
The guidelines, scheduled for Tuesday in England and Wales, advise judges to take into account the lives of criminals from ethnic minorities and other backgrounds before they decide on the punishment. It encourages the claim of “double judgment” claims..
The prime minister said, “He was “very hopeless” and the Criminal Council refused to reconsider the instructions again.
Sir Kir Starmer said he had “no choice” except Issuing a rule that rejects the bodyBut a government source said it was impossible to pass such laws before the Easter holiday.
Instructions advise judges and judges to obtain a pre-judgment report – which gives more details about the background of a criminal – before the punishment for a national or a believer, along with other groups such as adults, survivors and pregnant women.
The Criminal Council, which consists of some of the highest legal figures in England and Wales, said the guidelines discuss the differences in punishments the judges execute.
Official statistics Show that the perpetrators of national minorities are constantly punishable by longer than white criminals for the accused.
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“There is no other option, so we are doing that, we are doing it quickly,” he said.
However, a government source said it was impossible to pass the law and cancel the guidelines before the Ester holiday.
The Lords’ Council will break on Thursday for the Ester holiday and will not stay again until April MPs will leave on April
Some governments believe the law was made and should have been rushed before that.
Others have raised concerns that the Lords will be prevented, especially by prominent lawyers, if the government moves very quickly.
Politically, the government is responsible for the claims that allow “tublished” justice to affect its clock.
The issue was first raised by Robert Genrik, minister of the shadow party of the conservative shadow party, who said the new guidelines “against the white men” supported. He proposed a special bill for its members.
In response, Justice Minister Shabna Mahmood said the guidelines had reached a “do double-term punishment” and that “there were no different deals before the law, for anyone anyway.
In response to reports that the emergency law may not pass for weeks, Genrek said Mahmoud “losing the control of the judicial system.
“The workers are enthusiastically walking around themselves, but they are very few what they do now, they are too late,” he said.
“We are now facing several months of decisions based on the penalty guidelines that the Justice Minister admits that he is two times.
This situation was completely prevented. The Labor Party should have supported my bill to block it these weeks, or that they brought forward their laws earlier. Instead, they were sitting on their own hands and now confidence in the judiciary is fragmented.
The Penalty Council was established in 2010 to try to secure consensus in punishment. Sir Kir, the prosecutor’s director, was one of his founding members.