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The legal profession, he maintains, "as well as our courts, has an unrivalled international reputation.

"However, I would like to see a greater concentration on drugs rehabilitation and the reason I say that is that 66% plus of all property crime before the crown courts has an element of drug dependency in it or some form of drug use".

"Each of these courts has a limited number of defendants," she said.

Courts has a long but make-able right and the left is just a drop and totally unremarkable.

Courts have an obligation to persuade.

"The courts have an important role to play, but it's a limited role.

British courts have an adversarial rather than an inquisitorial approach to discovering the truth.

Tbilisi city court has an acquittal rate of less than 1%.

In that sense the court has an obligation to set an example," he said.

Civilian courts have a far stronger record of convicting terrorists.

The courts "have a vested interest in their convictions.