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Discuss some advantages of using lay magistrates

Three people make a decision rather than one so less likely to be prejudiced.


Good range of people sitting therefore there is more of a cross section of society.


Local knowledge.


Public involvement in the criminal justice system, which is a sign of democracy.


It's cheaper than using legal professionals.


Lay magistrates aren't as case hardened as judges.

Bail

Bail act 1976 and bail amendment act 1993


Bail enables a defendant to remain at liberty until their next stage.


Police can grant bail at the station, magistrates and judges can grant bail in the courts.


Unconditional bail and conditional bail.


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