A wider question is why no one asked why so many people with the same job were being charged and convicted/pleading guilty. Fraud is a rare crime and rarely prosecuted. So many Cases in one profession is fishy all by itself.
A wider question is why no one asked why so many people with the same job were being charged and convicted/pleading guilty. Fraud is a rare crime and rarely prosecuted. So many Cases in one profession is fishy all by itself.
Indeed. You would hope at some point someone would ask why so many have "stolen" money, but yet the actual money has never been located in any account, almost as if the money just disappeared, or never existed in the first place. Hmmm.
Absolutely not the case. If one cannot afford a solicitor one will be appointed.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/criminal-legal-aid-means-testing
I only discovered this 2y ago when I was arrested. My solicitor in the police station explained he was free but only on that day. I'd have to pay in advance if the police choose to prosecute (they didn't, I was released without charge).
A lot of people don't realise how expensive it is to be innocent in the UK sadly.
This book is a chilling insight into the state of criminal justice: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Secret-Barrister-Stories-Law-Broken...
What makes you think that?
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/criminal-legal-aid-means-testing
So maybe the UK should spend less time writing horror stories about other "undemocratic" countries and concentrate on their own sorry state of human rights.
What had happen should be impossible in a "democratic western country that respects human rights". Last time I checked they count themselves as one.
I wear it as a badge of honor ;)