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£14,000 damages for police discrimination
A higher test of necessity for arrest?
An assault on Hill? Police liability in negligence positively narrowed
Arrest for breach of the peace
Arrest for lawful acts
Avoid frame-by-frame analysis of fast moving events and discussion of evidence in front of officers
Courts reluctant to strike-out negligence actions against the police
If an Englishman’s home is his castle, his clothes are his suit of armour
Inadequate investigation into complaint of rape a breach of article 3, £16,500 damages
Limitation and the threshold for article 3/8 investigative claims
Mark Ley Morgan successful in Court of Appeal
Necessity of arrest for imposing bail conditions and conducting a s18 search
No duty of care owed by employer to employees in the conduct of civil litigation
No interest on general damages in police actions
No necessity to arrest where person voluntarily attended police station
Nominal damages only for technically unlawful arrest and detention
Part 20 claims against police officers: unusual but not unprecedented
Police and NHS not liable to victim’s children in negligence or breach of human rights
Police duty of care to witnesses
Police liability for damage caused by a third party: act or omission?
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€12,000 for failure to investigate acid attack breaching art 2 - but were all issues considered?
No interest on general damages in police actions
Radicalisation and retention: how long can the police hold data about a person allegedly vulnerable to radicalisation?
New Lockdown: No New Rules Yet
A higher test of necessity for arrest?
If an Englishman’s home is his castle, his clothes are his suit of armour
Minimum requirements under article 3 for rape investigation; €7,000 awarded for breach
An insight into the relevance of insight in misconduct outcomes
Let’s face it: use of automated facial recognition technology by the police
Courts reluctant to strike-out negligence actions against the police
Misconduct panel’s decision to impose a final written warning for racist remarks quashed by the High Court
One Kingdom but four nations emerging from lockdown at four different rates under four different laws
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