Bar Council and Criminal Bar Association express concerns over Coroners and Justice Bill E-mail
March 2009
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THE Bar Council and the Criminal Bar Association have voiced their concerns over the Coroners and Justice Bill, which receives its Second Reading in the House of Commons. A briefing sent to parliamentarians set out concerns in a number of key areas including:

  • Homicide and suicide
  • Coroners
  • The Sentencing Council
  • Special measures
  •  Anonymity


While the Bar Council and the Criminal Bar Association welcome changes to the law in these areas, they remain concerned that the Bill has failed to address a number of issues which could have profound unintended consequences.

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