Felicity was quoted by the Justice Gap this month, after tweeting a screenshot highlighting that the Conservatives’ election promises seem to limit joint enterprise to roles that make significant contribution to an offence.
Speaking to Jennifer Zhou Felicity said:
“Their choice of words must mean they have recognised that the law is currently over criminalising alleged secondary parties. This must be a recognition that life sentences for those who do not assist in a significant way is thoroughly unjust and that including those accused of merely encouraging works to over incarcerate people which the research shows are often children.”
– Read the full article on the Justice Gap website here.
