Summary
- In a groundbreaking move, the UK Ministry of Justice plans to ban guilty verdicts, claiming it may 'upset' criminals and cause emotional distress.
- The proposal suggests judges will conclude cases with 'Not Guilty' or 'Not Really Guilty', aiming for a happier justice system.
- A survey indicated 83.5% of incarcerated criminals support this change, raising questions about the future of courts and policing.
- Critics warn this could lead to anarchy, but the government touts significant cost savings and improved societal happiness.
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