Secret witness rule: 50 cases in jeopardy | UK news | The Guardian
Personally, if I am not protected and I am being asked to testify against individuals who are connected in the criminal world, the answer would be no.
I believe in everyone getting their day in court and people being free to tell the truth. However, you also have to look things from the other point of view. If your testimony is going to send a man down, then he has a right to know who is testifying against him. But from the point of view of the witness, they want to go home and know no one is coming round to sort them out.
I concur with everyone who is working hard to get this resolved. A solution is needed and urgently.
Don't make parents who have lost their children, cry all over because they feel justice has been denied again.
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