THE justice system in the region continues to hand down sentences and we are there to report on those court proceedings.
In the past few days, the Daily Echo has provided coverage on the sentencing of a company prosecuted by trading standards, a residential burglar who was found asleep on the sofa by his victim and a man who committed a five-month crime spree across Bournemouth and Christchurch.
Criminal cases are continuing to be dealt with on a daily basis in our local courts at Poole Magistrates' Court and Bournemouth Crown Court, as well as serious cases at Winchester Crown Court.
We continue to attend hearings to provide detailed coverage on proceedings.
For a summary of what has been reported on recently in print and online, listen to the audio round-up below.
And to read more about these cases click on the following links:
- Wrong man in court for Bournemouth case after 'computer error'
- JAILED: Man's five-month crime spree, including thefts, assault and burglary
- Burglar found asleep on sofa after smashing back door of house with a brick
- Teenager found not guilty of murdering James Cutting
- Court of Appeal to consider extending man's prison sentence for sexual assault
- Poole business hit by £106k court bill over unsafe and fake Apple chargers
If you are interested in court and crime news, you may want to join our dedicated Facebook group, which provides updates from across the county. To find out more, click here.
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