British Judiciary

At least thirty individuals confined by courts to mental health institutions have reportedly gone on to commit murder after being released back into the public, a report has found.

The family of the 14-year-old sexual assault victim of illegal migrant Hadush Kebatu have accused the leftist Labour Party government, the British police, the UK justice system, and Chelmsford prison of failing their family and the nation by releasing the child molester back onto the streets.

Leading Conservative MP Robert Jenrick has vowed to clean house in the judiciary after his team identified dozens of British immigration judges who have ties to open borders groups.

The British legal system is once again facing accusations of two-tier justice after a Muslim man who attacked an activist burning the Qur’an was spared jail after a lenient sentence was handed down on Tuesday.

The lead judge in the Court of Appeal challenge that overturned a decision to shut down a migrant hotel faces allegations of bias over his ties to far-left organisations and leftist political causes, including the socialist Fabian Society.

The British government plans to change prison sentencing to allow for thousands of criminals to avoid prison time amid overcrowding of jails.

Lawyers have cited fake cases generated by artificial intelligence in court proceedings in England, a judge has said – warning that attorneys could be prosecuted if they don’t check the accuracy of their research.

English activist Tommy Robinson will be released from prison within the next week after his 18-month sentence for contempt of court was reduced at a High Court hearing on Tuesday.

Incoming legislation pitched as banning foreign sex criminals from gaining asylum in Britain has come under fire for failing to prevent migrant criminals from appealing to so-called human rights legislation to remain in the country.

An appeal launched by English activist and independent journalist Tommy Robinson to have his prison sentence reduced was rejected by the Court of Appeal this week.

Britain’s terrorism watchdog said that the information provided to the public following the mass stabbing at a children’s dance party in Southport last year was “inadequate”, in an apparent acknowledgement of criticisms levied by Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.

An illegal immigrant from Turkey who was jailed for stabbing his wife to death has won the right to remain in the UK after a court found that he may face retribution from his wife’s family if returned to his homeland.

The UK should deport foreign criminals rather than releasing prisoners back onto the streets, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage argued.

A leftist OnlyFans model has pled guilty to assaulting Reform UK leader Nigel Farage as he was campaigning for his seat in Clacton in June. 

A murderer migrant from Uganda will not be deported after judges found that sending him back to his homeland would violate his human rights.

Judge reportedly blocked victim of a child rape gang victim from telling the court she wanted to see her abusers deported back to Pakistan.

Furore broke out in parliament as Nigel Farage accused Prime Minister Starmer of enacting “two-tier” justice in which criminals are set free as people who say “unpleasant” things online are jailed in Britain.

English activist Tommy Robinson has been served another contempt of court notice over allegedly making false statements about a Syrian refugee.

Britain has taken emergency action to prevent prisons from overcrowding as hundreds of people are jailed over the anti-migration riots.

British Police chiefs have revealed that over 1,000 people have been arrested in the wake of the recent anti-mass migration riots.

A 61-year-old man has been jailed for 18 months after being filmed shouting, “Who the f*** is Allah?” during a London anti-migration riot.

Tommy Robinson reportedly fled the UK ahead of a court hearing and after allegedly being arrested under “anti-terror” legislation.

The new Labour Party government is reportedly considering a scheme to release some criminals free early to reduce prison overcrowding.

The British judiciary is sparing more repeat knife crime offenders from prison than at any time since the introduction of a two-strike system .

A UK judge decided to grant asylum status to the Clapham chemical despite determining that he had lied about numerous aspects of his life.

An illegal migrant from Sudan has been granted the right to reside in the UK, despite concerns raised by MI5 over his support of ISIS.

A convicted child sex offender who later claimed to identify as transgender woman has been convicted of raping a woman with “her penis”.

A Christian street preacher had his conviction for harrasment for declaring that a “transwoman” was in fact a biological male overturned.

Nigel Farage warned the illegal migrant legislation will ultimately be rendered meaningless by European judges in Strasbourg and in Britain.

Nigel Farage has called for a Brexit-style national referendum on leaving the deportation-blocking European Court of Human Rights.

Britain’s infamously woke judiciary has found that Home Secretary Suella Braverman acted unlawfully by not increasing the cash handouts to asylum seekers amid rising inflation.

Two South Asian men who participated in a racist gang attack that left the victim requiring victim have been allowed to skip prison by a British judge.

A now-former British police officer has been spared prison after being convicted for making and possessing indecent images of children, mere weeks after another ex-cop was locked up for sharing George Floyd memes.

A transgender serial child sex predator will be jailed in an a women’s prison despite not having a gender recognition certificate.

Britain’s notoriously lax judicial system has reportedly seen nearly 40 per cent of repeat knife crime offenders spared from prison terms over the past year despite the government implementing a “two-strike” sentencing rule meant to deter them.

MP Claudia Webbe has survived the prospect of facing an automatic recall petition after her sentence for harassing a women was reduced on appeal.