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Jukes

[ jooks ]

noun

  1. the fictitious name of an actual family that was the focus of a 19th-century sociological study of the inheritance of feeble-mindedness and its correlation with social degeneracy.


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"We're operating a criminal justice system which, in order to protect the courtroom, really locks down information about investigations when they're under way," Assistant Commissioner Matt Jukes, the UK's head of counter-terrorism policing, told Panorama.

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Assistant Commissioner Matt Jukes told Panorama: "I'm responsible for the police part of the Prevent strategy. And so, the sense that there were moments when that system might have made a more decisive difference absolutely sits with me."

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Following the report, head of Counter Terrorism Policing Matt Jukes said the review was clear where the management of Ali's case "should have been better", and he said work had since been done to act on the recommendations.

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In 2021, the then Chief Constable of South Wales Police Matt Jukes said that members of the Cardiff Five, the men originally accused of the murder, should be recognised as victims.

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In 2021, the then chief constable of South Wales Police Matt Jukes said members of the Cardiff Five - as the men originally accused of the murder became known - should be recognised as victims.

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