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Criminal lawyer, Vice Chair CBA, Bencher of Lincolns Inn, Part time Broadcaster and Southall Boy

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25 Bedford Row @25BedfordRow·

1 Jun

In our latest InFocus Article, @JoSidhuQC discusses the Release of Prisoners (Alteration of Relevant Proportion of Sentence) Order 2020 and the sentencing defendants subject to this new, harsher regime governing early release: https://bit.ly/2SKiREu

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James Rossiter @JamesDRossiter·

25 Mar

“state of disrepair of our criminal courts is the equivalent of allowing deep potholes on our motorways, causing yet further dangerous delays to a chronically underfunded justice system and compromising public safety” @TheCriminalBar vice chair @JoSidhuQC https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/courtrooms-are-in-a-dire-state-of-disrepair-q3fwf2lj2#

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Jo Sidhu QC @JoSidhuQC·

12 Dec

Luke, your experience is utterly unacceptable but sadly still shared by far too many of our black colleagues at the bar. It has got to stop. I encourage any black and brown barristers who have faced similar treatment to contact me and I will ensure @TheCriminalBar acts decisively

Luke McLean@iamlukelaw

Just another day... mistaken as the Defendant in the Magistrates Court by the list caller...

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