New push to end joint enterprise ‘legal dragnet’
MPs are this week making a fresh attempt to reform the joint enterprise legal dragnet, which has seen groups of friends and associates collectively punished for the crimes of an individual.
MPs are this week making a fresh attempt to reform the joint enterprise legal dragnet, which has seen groups of friends and associates collectively punished for the crimes of an individual.
The Guardian newspaper published a sneak preview yesterday of our new report on joint enterprise.
The legal dragnet examines the law and prosecution practice concerning secondary liability, often referred to as ‘joint enterprise’.
An update on recent work attempting to reduce the scope of joint enterprise laws.
We have been working with the Labour MP Kim Johnson, JENGbA and legal experts in a fresh attempt to narrow the scope of joint enterprise prosecution.
We are working with the Labour MP Kim Johnson, JENGbA and legal experts in a fresh attempt to narrow the scope of joint enterprise prosecution.
The annual Longford Lecture, now in its 21st year, has become something of a fixture in the criminal justice reformer’s calendar.
The lack of new government action on joint enterprise was criticised in the House of Lords on Thursday.
On Friday the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) released the first data from the long called-for monitoring of joint enterprise prosecutions.
The Centre is currently scrutinising a number of serious violence policies and practices as part of our Young Adult Safety project.
Concerns about joint enterprise were raised in the House of Lords last week.
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