Add to ORKGThis paper examines the implementation of the early guilty plea scheme. Furthermore, the paper highlights the potential ramifications the scheme holds for both defendants and adversarial criminal justice in England and Wales
In 2017, the Sentencing Council introduced a revised guideline for plea-based sentence reductions. T...
The recent instances of fundamental failings in pre-trial disclosure should also place systemic proc...
A major concern with plea bargains is that innocent defendants will be induced to plead guilty. This...
This paper examines the implementation of the early guilty plea scheme. Furthermore, the paper highl...
This article examines the ramifications of the early guilty plea scheme. The article highlights a nu...
Historically, guilty pleas have always been considered a way of rationalising criminal procedures. R...
This article examines the recent Sentencing Council’s definitive guideline on what reductions in sen...
Most offenders plead guilty without a trial. Their guilty plea typically earns a reduced punishment...
The Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996 imposed, for the first time in the history of Eng...
The guilty plea sentencing discount is arguably a triumph of expediency over principle. Strong utili...
In the daily work of the criminal justice process, the relationship between plea decision-making and...
Excessive delay in justice will affect the creditability and reliability of the judiciary. Under the...
Plea negotiations are frequently criticized on the basis that they may arise from deception, coercio...
This thesis is an empirical exploration of cracked trials at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court....
The prosecutor\u27s constitutional and ethical duty to reveal material exculpatory evidence to a cri...
In 2017, the Sentencing Council introduced a revised guideline for plea-based sentence reductions. T...
The recent instances of fundamental failings in pre-trial disclosure should also place systemic proc...
A major concern with plea bargains is that innocent defendants will be induced to plead guilty. This...
This paper examines the implementation of the early guilty plea scheme. Furthermore, the paper highl...
This article examines the ramifications of the early guilty plea scheme. The article highlights a nu...
Historically, guilty pleas have always been considered a way of rationalising criminal procedures. R...
This article examines the recent Sentencing Council’s definitive guideline on what reductions in sen...
Most offenders plead guilty without a trial. Their guilty plea typically earns a reduced punishment...
The Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996 imposed, for the first time in the history of Eng...
The guilty plea sentencing discount is arguably a triumph of expediency over principle. Strong utili...
In the daily work of the criminal justice process, the relationship between plea decision-making and...
Excessive delay in justice will affect the creditability and reliability of the judiciary. Under the...
Plea negotiations are frequently criticized on the basis that they may arise from deception, coercio...
This thesis is an empirical exploration of cracked trials at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court....
The prosecutor\u27s constitutional and ethical duty to reveal material exculpatory evidence to a cri...
In 2017, the Sentencing Council introduced a revised guideline for plea-based sentence reductions. T...
The recent instances of fundamental failings in pre-trial disclosure should also place systemic proc...
A major concern with plea bargains is that innocent defendants will be induced to plead guilty. This...