Government Plans to Make Court Hours More Flexible

The transcript discusses the swift justice response following riots, with over 1000 suspects appearing in court within a week. The government aims to maintain this pace through reforms like flexible court hours and rapid processing of simple cases. However, sustaining such speed poses challenges, as thorough investigations require time. Limited court hours often delay justice, affecting victims the most. The reforms aim to address these issues, but the legal system's capacity to keep up remains uncertain.

How many suspects had appeared in court within a week of the riots?

What measures are being taken to ensure faster justice in the criminal justice system?

What types of cases are expected to be dealt with more quickly under the new reforms?

What challenges do defense lawyers face in sustaining the pace of justice?

What is the government's belief regarding the impact of limited court opening times?