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The diabolical defending of Manchester City (opens the original)
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Manchester City is a football club in legal trouble. The trouble it is in is serious, and it may get worse. And the aggressive approach the club has adopted in dealing with this trouble seems to be making it worse for itself. So aggressive and apparently counterproductive has been this approach, it raises the question as to why the club has not adopted a more cooperative and conciliatory strategy. The legal trouble that Manchester City is in is set out in a 40-page decision of a disciplinary com
The difference between âFree Speechâ and free speech (opens the original)
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A feature of modern politics is the detachment of rhetoric and action from principle and consistency. This, of course, is not a new thing. Hypocrisy is no doubt as old as human nature. Five hundred years ago Machiavelli wrote about the difference between what those with power do and what they say and, 70 years ago, Orwell warned of slogans like âignorance is strengthâ. But with mass media and internet communications, the discrepancy is perhaps more obvious, and there is reason to believe it
When should ministers avoid acting unlawfully? (opens the original)
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If a minister does an unlawful act but it is not legally challenged, does it matter? This is in one way the constitutional law version of the philosophical question about whether a tree falling in a forest makes any sound. But it is not an abstract issue, for a great deal of what governments do and do not do will never be put before a court, but should be in accordance with the law anyway. The notion of the “rule of law” should mean that there is a lawful basis for each action and inaction by th
Why holding a placard is terrorism, disruption in a balaclava is not (opens the original)
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Recent events in England now reveal the practical difference between terrorists and protesters. It would seem that terrorists peacefully hold placards and get immediately arrested, while protesters wear black uniforms and balaclavas and disrupt infrastructure and do not get arrested. How did we get into this mess? How have we placed ourselves in the position where terrorism legislation is used to detain and prosecute peaceful protesters, while those adopting the terror tactics of private armies
The legal agony of Wile E Coyote (opens the original)
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One day Wile E Coyote decides to sue Acme, the manufacturer of the various devices that he has used in his failed attempts to catch the Road Runner. The chosen attorney is what can be called a “billboard lawyer” who promotes personal injury claims for those who have suffered accidents which are the fault of others. The lawyer’s practice is not a large one as it is geared to small claims. These claims have merit—they are not fake—but they are not really worth a respondent defending. As such, the
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