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Potter also said he believed the exclusion zones simply moved criminal activity elsewhere.

On Saturday, Judge Megeed noted again that the court had asked the public prosecutor "to move criminal cases against anybody who would violate the publishing ban, no matter what their position is".

It is akin to moving criminal behavior from one community to another without regard for the lasting effects for the citizens where the problem now resides.

WASHINGTON -- In July 1991, a California appeals court unanimously agreed to move criminal proceedings against four police officers charged with assaulting Rodney King out of Los Angeles.

As judges become more overloaded, the process of moving criminal and civil cases through the justice system becomes that much more jammed.

New Jersey, for instance, changed its laws two years after Ms. Triano's murder to allow murder suspects older than 13 to be moved to criminal court.

Mariam's case was moved to criminal court because she said her husband had threatened to kill her, said Mariam Ahadi, the legal supervisor for Women for Afghan Women and a former federal prosecutor in Afghanistan.

It was not just the rioting in Baltimore that moved the criminal justice issue to the top of the agenda this week.

His lawyer, Mr. Katz, said he hoped there was some way the case could move from criminal court into Manhattan Mental Health Court.

There may be a perception by those involved that if they move their criminal activities outside of the London area, they will have an easier time of it".

Many say they find the existing system confusing and intimidating – having to appear in several different courts, moving between criminal, family and civil courts.