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Jamaica’s Conviction Rate Lower Than 30%; Problematic to Crime Solving

Chief Justice Bryan Sykes has highlighted a prevalent belief that draconian laws, severe punishments, and increased mandatory sentences could serve as solutions to the country’s elevated crime rates. However, he points out that these suggestions are based on several assumptions.

His analysis follows closely on the heels of policymakers proposing new penalties for murder in the nation. Sykes’ commentary adds depth to the ongoing discussions surrounding crime and potential measures to address it.

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