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Police chief defends 127‑date theatre tour as personal time

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The office of Judge Colin Sutton confirmed today that an upcoming hearing will be scheduled at the judge’s convenience and will not interfere with his regular duties. The statement was issued in response to questions from the press about the timing of the proceeding and its potential impact on the court’s docket.

According to the office, the hearing will be held during a period that does not conflict with the judge’s existing caseload or administrative responsibilities. The judge’s schedule will be adjusted to accommodate the hearing, and all necessary court personnel will be briefed to ensure a smooth transition. The office emphasized that the judge’s workload will remain unchanged and that the hearing will be conducted in a manner that preserves the efficiency of the court.

The office concluded by reassuring the public that the judge’s commitment to his judicial duties will not be compromised. It added that the hearing will be conducted in a timely and orderly fashion, reflecting the court’s dedication to maintaining its schedule while respecting the judge’s professional obligations.

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