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Jeannie Mackie

Jeannie Mackie

Lawyer, Doughty Street Chambers

Articles

New year, new rules
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New year, new rules

Jeannie Mackie looks forward to the arrival of the new Criminal Procedure Rules
16 Jan 2012
'Tis the season to be jolly
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'Tis the season to be jolly

Jeannie Mackie [cringes at] looks forward to more changes to the criminal justice system
5 Dec 2011
Blind ambition
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Blind ambition

Ken Clarke wants to improve prison rehabilitation and introduce longer sentences – but how can he do both? wonders Jeannie Mackie
7 Nov 2011
Cat flap
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Cat flap

Jeannie Mackie despairs over the home secretary's recent blunder
10 Oct 2011
Men with faces
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Men with faces

London has had its fair share of serious rioting over the past 1,000 years and public authorities have responded in different ways, but, when it...
19 Sept 2011
Crossing the line
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Crossing the line

Cross-examination techniques should be adapted to protect victims – but we must not impose too many limits, argues Jeannie Mackie
4 Jul 2011
Guiding light
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Guiding light

The new sentencing guidelines are designed to ensure consistency and transparency, and give equal weight to both harm and culpability, argues Rosalind Campion as she...
20 Jun 2011
Blame game
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Blame game

Have the new sentencing guidelines lost sight of culpability? Jeannie Mackie investigates
6 Jun 2011
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