Hi everyone, I am a first year Law Student at university and have decided to enter the mooting competition. After reading the first question I was hoping to be drawn as the respondent (because I thought this would be the easier to find cases for) but suprise suprise, I am representing the appellant. I was hoping that if I post the question here someone might be able to point me in the...

On Mon, 01 Dec 2008 15:03:35 +0000, wrote: On Mon, 01 Dec 2008 14:43:03 GMT, "turbo" wrote: I seem to have more than my fair share of problems under this legislation. I bought a kettle from Tesco 17 months ago - £25.

Alang wrote: Police state. Thats what we have when the police interfere with politics. Any allegation against an MP on political grounds should be a job for parliament and ultimately the electorate. He wasn't arrested on political grounds he was arrested for possibly having contravened the Official Secrets Act.

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I live on a private estate where the managing agents where the parking is comtrolled by the clampers. My car is authorised to park there and I own the proerty I live in. On Saturday morning, I found my car clamped with a notice to say that I ahve paarked illegally. I called to cotrol Room to tell them that they have made a mistake, but rather than checking their records, they said that because...

I'm looking for some advice please. I have a few hundred pages to photocopy and I need to anonymise the text by blanking out names. I thought I would do it like this: (1) photocopy the document (2) use a black marker pen on chosen parts of text (3) photocopy the marked page Unfortunately, unless the marker ink is the same type of "black" and

Anyone know?

Thirteen British National Party (BNP) members arrested on suspicion of giving out racist material in Liverpool have been released without charge. The men were arrested by Merseyside police on 22 November after leaflets were distributed in the Whitechapel area of the city. A police spokeswoman said they were released after consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). Nick Griffin,...

Hi, hope you can help. I was off sick from work. I am self employed. I went to the doctors after 2 weeks because I was not getting any better. After tests it came back I had thyroid problems which explained my feeling week and sleeping all day and all night. Not being able to do anything. Within about 2 weeks of taking the thyroxin my condition improved enough to return to work. The problem is,...

In September I ordered and paid for a kitchen from MFI. 90% of it was fitted in October, but several bits were missing. Some of the bits since arrived, but I've been chasing the plinths and one door ever since. I have had several supposed delivery dates where I have waited in all day for the items to be delivered and they havent turned up. The last such time was yesterday. ....obviously MFI...

As Tony Blairs continues to cash his American payback cheques for betraying Britain's over Iraq; and as Gordon Brown's hatred of everything English is manifested in the payback he inflicts on the 'prosperous' southerners who were the great envy of his childhood, is it not time to insist these two serial offenders wear the same identification in the streets as they now dish out for...

"With one crude act, the notion that fair justice is the cornerstone of our democracy was ruthlessly shoved aside last week in an act of political vandalism. "For make no mistake, the arrest of Damian Green and the search of his home and offices as a result of an investigation into an alleged offence of 'conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office' will have a profound impact on our...

"The Murrer case turned on Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights, the right to freedom of expression. The court ruled, as courts across Europe have ruled, that leaks to journalists are not criminal unless they involve matters of national security or impair the investigation of serious crime." Now I know that the ECHR is not the same as the EU, but it is closer to justice than...

Man shot dead by police in Surrey today. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/surrey/7757722.stm

According to the Guardian, Jill Pay, the serjeant at arms, agreed to allow the police to search Green's office whe the police told her that the DPP had given his approval to the arrest. However, elsewhere in the report it is stated that the DPP did not sanction the arrest and was only informed shortly beforehand. "Dominic Grieve, the shadow home secretary, said the police might have misled Pay."

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On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 17:21:32 -0000, "onlyme" wrote: Oh well lol...please yourselves!! That was straight from the Howerd book of comedy moments! "Oh, no, missus, no! There goes another!

On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:23:48 +0000, James Hammerton wrote: I fail to see why the police would legitimately have bothered themselves over any of the four pieces of information. Unless they thought they could score political Brownie points. MM

On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 18:45:14 -0000, Elder wrote: Because the member of the public who put up a sign saying "Warning Safety Camera ahead" signs up near a speed trap was prosecuted for obstructing the police in their duties and perverting the course of justice. Perverting the course of cash machine, more like.

On Nov 27, 10:14*pm, Alang wrote: Police state. Thats what we have when the police interfere with politics. Any allegation against an MP on political grounds should be a job for parliament and ultimately the electorate. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article5248278.ece "A member of David Cameron’s Conservative frontbench team was arrested ...