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He also voiced his concern about the regular use of court cells to hold prisoners overnight, a practice sharply criticised by the chief inspector of prisons.
Firstly, this is far from ideal - they are obviously less secure than prisons, they are not meant to hold prisoners for any length of time, and it means police officers are tied up looking after them when there are better things they should be doing.
They praised staff for doing their best but said: "Court cells will never be an appropriate place to hold prisoners for anything but a short period.
 
 
 
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