Terrorists will face longer in prison for offences committed inside

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Terrorists will face longer in prison for offences committed inside

Under new guidelines terrorist offenders who commit crimes in jail will be automatically referred for a police investigation and potential prosecution.

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab

Date - 21st November 2022
By - Russell Webster - Work with Offenders

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The Justice Secretary Dominic Raab yesterday announced that all terrorist offenders who commit further crimes in jail – however minor - will be automatically referred within a week for a police investigation and potential prosecution. The...

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