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The Secret Barrister – Stories of the Law and How it’s Broken

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ISBN : 978-1509841103 Verdict :  πŸ‘πŸ‘   I read this book a year ago, so thought I would post my review on this blog, it presents an interesting view for those like me have consulted both for the UK Ministry of Justice & a CRC as mentioned on p327  If you work in the profession or are a student of Law then this book is worth a read as it describes how the UK Legal System is not perfect highlighting highlight its failures (structures, budgets & conducts) while providing a great insight into the workings of British Judicial System Below I have listed some highlights from the book; ·       There is no excuse for the amateur,  sausage-factory paradigm of justice and ‘that’ll do’ complacency that pervades 94percent of criminal cases…p56 ·       Politicians persuade voters that 1p off a pint of lager is a better investment than a working justice system    p326 ·       The race-to-the bottom in criminal justice thus stretches all the way to the top. Every c