Joint enterprise ruling has not led to fewer homicide charges, report finds

Exclusive: Research suggests prosecutions and convictions of secondary suspects have actually risen since 2016 judgment

– the first since the ruling to attempt to quantify the impact – suggests that has not happened.

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