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Not wrong, just the incomplete picture maybe 😉

Not from the Guardian newspaper that’s for sure! Yes we do though - https://www.inbrief.co.uk/court-proceedings/plea-bargaining/ Ps the author of that article has the same qualifications as I have - an LLB!

Sorry but that’s simply not true- it is common practice to plea bargain down a sentence before going to trial or avoiding trial altogether https://www.inbrief.co.uk/court-proceedings/plea-bargaining/ Nothing to do with fraud cases. When I worked for a Criminal case solicitor after graduating...

I agree and sorry you went through that - sentencing often doesn’t reflect the life changing impact on sexual offence or physical abuse victims.

Not sure what you are basing this on? Have you been watching Megan Markle in Suits to much? 😉 When it comes to criminal prosecution, the UK and US system are both very similar prosecutorial systems We have all sorts of pre-trial plea bargaining in the UK also around prosecuting and sentencing...