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Sunak’s crime crackdown won’t pay off for the Tories

6 June 2024

11:41 PM

6 June 2024

11:41 PM

The Tories are pledging to reshape our homicide laws if they win re-election. There could, as in many US states, be first-degree murder for intentional killing, second-degree murder for manslaughter because of diminished responsibility or death arising from a deliberate wrong. Rishi Sunak is also promising to get tough on domestic abuse, with a minimum tariff for murder in the home.

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