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Tag Archives: Justice
One law for some
Ministers have abandoned an inquiry into the rise of secretive Sharia councils that deal in Islamic justice – because the Muslim courts refused to help. The failure of the Ministry of Justice probe has … Continue reading
The new untouchables
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has issued a report on the failings of Castlebeck’s Winterbourne View Hospital following the exposé broadcast by the BBC’s Panorama programme. Unsurprisingly, it concludes that there ‘was a “systemic failure to protect people” by the … Continue reading
21st Century Love Story
Your eyes meet across the crowded room. You turn away. Moments pass – you glance again. She smiles. Love’s dance has begun. “I have to go.” “Can I give you a lift?” You pull up outside her block. There’s an … Continue reading
Another day, another ban
Police are hoping to stop a group of off-licences in Leicester city centre selling the strong and notoriously cheap alcohol favoured by street drinkers. Eight shops have been identified as regular destinations for alcoholics attracted by booze on sale for … Continue reading
Under the radar
A number of commenters are suggesting that the News of the World story is a distraction that has been, or will be, appropriated by the politicians to divert our gaze from something more unpalatable. Maybe. One rather important event that … Continue reading
Conviction politician
From today’s Daily Express: Devine, 58, wrote: “Along with my parliamentary colleagues my public and private reputation was trashed on the internet. At the start of my trial the judge told the jury … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in Time Travel, Crime, Justice system, Politics
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Stripping away our resistance
According to the Daily Telegraph, Tony Aguirre, an eye specialist at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary, was barred from boarding a flight at Manchester airport after refusing to go through a body scanner. He said the scanner’s x-rays could be potentially dangerous … Continue reading
Change of PACE
Today’s newspapers are expressing great concern over the implications of District Judge Jonathon Finestein’s ruling on the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE). The rules are that the police must charge a suspect no later than 96 hours after … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in Time Travel, Justice system, Liberty, Politics
Tagged Adventures in Time Travel, Justice, Liberty
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