The MoJ is examining the possibility of comparing military court systems with civilian justice, amidst press coverage highlighting failures in the justice system.
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Updated Jul 6
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The MoJ is examining the possibility of comparing military court systems with civilian justice, amidst press coverage highlighting failures in the justice system.
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MoJ examines military court alongside civilian justice; press highlights justice system failures.1 source
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Crown Prosecution Service
United Kingdom government non-ministerial department
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Guardian
Asian retail chain selling personal health and beauty products
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Jake Richards
British politician