Crown Law practice on receiving crimes and pleas
A critique of charging suspects with receiving stolen goods alongside theft. The piece argues this dual charge invites abuse, as prosecutors and defense counsel press for pleas to the lesser offense to avoid trial. It warns such negotiations can convict the innocent or deflect guilt from graver thefts. It cites cases from a neighbouring state and urges trial integrity and jury responsibility.
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