United Kingdom will not give courts 10 years for concealment of trips — the ex-public prosecutor

The British courts "simply are not going to sentence" to 10 years of imprisonment of people who conceal the fact of travel to the countries of "the red list" despite the statement of chapter Ministry health care of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Severnoe district Ireland, the ex-public prosecutor of the country of Dominique Griv declared on February 10, writes newspaper "The Daily Telegraph". Making comments on statements of the Minister of Health Matt John David Khenkok who promised to put for 10 years for concealment of travel to the countries of "the red list" on Koronavirus, Dominique Griv told this this punishment "absolutely disproportionately", assuming that the 10-year period "was taken from air". "This offense, and...