BBC presenter cuts off Jenrick in fiery clash over two-tier justice' claims
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The article reports on a clash between shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick and a BBC presenter regarding new sentencing guidelines that will mandate pre-sentence reports for certain demographic groups, including ethnic minorities and young adults. Jenrick argues that these measures could establish a two-tier justice system that discriminates against straight white men. Meanwhile, Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood condemns any form of differential treatment under the law and advocates for the reconsideration of these proposed changes, emphasizing the importance of fairness in justice for all individuals, regardless of background.
The shadow justice secretary, Robert Jenrick, criticized new sentencing guidelines that require pre-sentence reports, arguing they may lead to discrimination against straight white men.
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood expressed concern over differential treatment in sentencing, particularly regarding ethnic minorities, and urged for a reversal of these guidelines.
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