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Raj Chada
Raj Chada is a partner and criminal defence solicitor at Hodge Jones & Allen.
Raj Chada
Raj Chada is a partner and criminal defence solicitor at Hodge Jones & Allen.
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“Where we seek to curtail political debate by the threat of criminal law sanction, we need to be careful.”
By Raj Chada
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on Feb 2019
“Deterrent sentencing is another facet of the criminal justice system that is just plain wrong.”
By Raj Chada
(view page)
on Sep 2018
“At what point do we say that current policies around violent crime are not working?”
By Raj Chada
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on Jun 2018
“It was with wry amusement that I read of the new-found concern for the criminal justice system from the right-wing press.”
By Raj Chada
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on Feb 2018
“Despite my natural scepticism, I found myself genuinely impressed by the Lammy Review.”
By Raj Chada
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on Nov 2017
“In the criminal justice system, class still matters, perhaps even to defence lawyers.”
By Raj Chada
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on Jul 2017
“Sentencing now is a mechanical numbers game, with a much reduced role for judicial discretion and personal circumstances.”
By Raj Chada
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on Apr 2017
“A development that could amount to a revolution in criminal law.”
By Raj Chada
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on Dec 2016
“Chilcot lays bare a catastrophic error of judgement. That is a damning indictment in history. Whether it is an indictment for a trial is less clear.”
By Raj Chada
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on Sep 2016
“The objective of drug policy is surely to discourage people from taking substances detrimental to their health. In that regard, it has failed dismally.”
By Raj Chada
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on May 2016
“If we were starting from scratch, would we design a legal profession with two branches which have an ongoing feud?”
By Raj Chada
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on Feb 2016
“A colleague has been threatened with a knife during a police interview after concerns about his client’s mental health were ignored.”
By Raj Chada
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on Oct 2015
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