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Home 5 Criminal 5 Select committee report supports tougher sentences for crime

Select committee report supports tougher sentences for crime

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February 10, 2025
Neil Sands
A Parliament select committee has backed government plans to introduce a tougher sentencing regime, despite concerns from the legal profession that it will curb judicial discretion.

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