Sentences with phrase «civil actions against the police»

Wubbels previously said she did not want to pursue civil action against the police, but she wanted to see an acknowledgement that there was a problem and a need for further education.

Prior to qualifying as a solicitor George gained 10 years legal experience dealing with police complaints, civil actions against the police and proceeds of crime (POCA).

Anthony was recently instructed as main leading counsel in what is believed to be the UK's largest civil action against the police: Wayne Pugh & Others v Commissioner of Police of South Wales, which arose from the well - publicised and criticised prosecution of the «The Cardiff Three», following the murder of a prostitute, Lynette White.

She specialises in inquests, public law claims and civil actions against the police, prison service and Home Office.

«A leading name in civil actions against the police, who has a particular focus on malicious prosecution, police negligence and human rights claims.»

(iii)(Wellington case): Special Investigation Unit's duty to investigate police action (whether or not a «crime») in a way that produces evidence that can be used by the person, or family of the person, harmed by the police in a civil action against the police (or possibly that results in some kind of legal sanction against the police involved.)

Sara regularly provides written advice across Chambers» main areas, including personal injury, property litigation, as well as assisting in civil actions against the police.

Romeo Phillion, who was wrongfully imprisoned for 31 years, has been allowed to pursue a civil action against police and the Crown.

Sarah has also assisted with civil actions against the police, inquests and private prosecutions.

Not exact matches

Most forms of child abuse are a criminal offence but civil actions may be taken in negligence against local authorities and police entrusted with child protection.

Yesterday, we had a civil disobedience action, which ended in police brutality against all the teachers that were protesting and been pepper sprayed.

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Filed under Actions Against the Police, Advocacy, Civil, Clinical Negligence, Community Care, Crime, Family, Housing, Immigration, Mental Health, Public Law, Social welfare

Tagged as Actions against the police etc, civil, clinical negligence, community care, contracts, family, housing, immigration, social welfare, tenders, welfare benefits

Tagged as Actions against the police etc, civil, clinical negligence, community care, contracts, Debt, family, housing, immigration, mental health, social welfare, tenders, welfare benefits

Tagged as Actions against the police etc, civil, clinical negligence, community care, contracts, family, housing, immigration, mediation, mental health, social welfare, tenders, welfare benefits

Filed under Actions Against the Police, Civil, Community Care, Family, Housing, Immigration, Mental Health, Public Law, Social welfare

Our Actions Against the Police, Civil Liberties and Human Rights...

The suit was based on an advertisement carried in the newspaper criticizing police action against members of the civil rights movement and soliciting contributions for the movement.

Described by Chambers & Partners as «A high - profile team deserving of all its praise», our Actions Against the Police, Civil Liberties and Human Rights team specialises in claims for false imprisonment, assault, malicious prosecution, discrimination, deaths in custody, and the judicial review of decisions taken by public authorities.

Leading junior in Civil liberties and human rights (including actions against the police): «Fantastic experience acting before the European Court of Human Rights.»

Leading Junior in Civil Liberties and Human Rights (including actions against the police): «A hugely knowledgeable and well - regarded human rights senior junior.»