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It is inevitable that, having been a magistrate for so many years, this blog will contain a fair bit of comment on legal matters, including those cases which came before me in court. However, it is not restricted to such and may at times stray ‘off-topic’ and into whatever area interests me at the time.

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Wednesday, 13 April 2011

Law and Order

As I’ve written before, we are seeing more and more Poles and other eastern Europeans in court, but it is worrying, although hardly surprising, that APCO, the Association of Chief Police Officers, reports a disturbing trend that is becoming evident regarding crime in the UK.
More than 500 crimes a week are reported as being committed by EU migrants with Poles, Lithuanians and Romanians between them committing over 15,000 crimes in 2010.

There may be some benefit to the UK economy to be gained from this ‘economic migration’ but it seems the downside is the importation of cultures whose respect for Law and Order is considerably different from our own.
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