Tulip Siddiq says Bangladesh jail term is 'unfair'

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Instead of rebuilding a cash-starved system, ministers propose removing protections. The country needs investment, not the hollowing out of justice Can Labour save a failing system by hollowing out its safeguards? David Lammy, the justice secretary, thinks so. Under his proposals, jury trials in England and Wales will be effectively halved. Currently, defendants charged with “either-way” offences have the right to choose whether to be tried by magistrates or a jury. But Mr Lammy wants any case where the likely sentence is less than three years – everything from sexual offences to theft to violence to narco-crime – to…