Baroness Carr, England’s first lady chief justice, criticized the government for taking credit for quickly jailing rioters, asserting that the courts’ independence should be upheld. She emphasized the importance of proper funding for the courts and referenced King John’s signing of Magna Carta as a reminder of the need to maintain separation of powers. Baroness Carr highlighted that the listing of court cases is a judicial function and cannot be influenced by government pressures.
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The final week before the 2024-25 NHL trade deadline saw significant moves, including Mikko Rantanen to the Dallas Stars, Brad Marchand to the Florida Panthers, and the Colorado Avalanche acquiring Brock Nelson and Charlie Coyle. The playoff race is heating up, with teams jockeying for position in both the East and West conferences, while the Columbus Blue Jackets and Ottawa Senators currently hold wild-card spots. As the season progresses, ESPN's NHL playoff watch will provide...
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