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Tag Archives: Barrister
Lord Bramell’s apology: A response to Matthew Scott
On his blog, Mr Scott asks and answers two questions.[1] Should the Metropolitan Police now apologise to Lord Bramall? What will happen to the main witness, “Nick”, if the police come to regard his evidence as unbelievable? The questions show … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bar council, Barrister, exaro, justice, Op Midland, Rule of law
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