Rape prosecutions: Court of Appeal says change to CPS guidance was not unlawful

Our thanks to Nigel for this piece of BBC feminist propaganda following a sound judgment in the Court of Appeal. He writes:

Some good(ish) news. At a time when Parliament is again busy with thoughts of how to further traduce British justice by fixing the rules of evidence in sexual offence cases to get more convictions. The change in CPS policy forced by revelations a couple of years ago that 25% of such cases included the Police and CPS colluding in keeping crucial evidence from the Courts (and thence the defence). The rule change to mean both Police and CPS stop such practices has been found to be sound in this judgment, at much the same time as the usual suspects are lobbying the Justice Secretary, and he is agreeing, to much the same process of fiddling the evidence.

Of course behind this is the relentless pressure to increase the prosecution figures to support the wildly inflated claims of “rape culture”. With a couple of thousand cases in a population of at least 66 million, rape clearly remains a very rare crime.


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