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Met Police Refuse To Investigate Criminality Within 10 Downing Street
From the Good Law Project (reasons for MET police not investigating) :-
First, they say they relied on the Government’s assurances that no rules had been broken. Then, they say there would have been no point in interviewing No 10 staff about the parties because they would have refused to answer questions that exposed them to a risk of prosecution.
In what other crime would police decline to investigate because the suspect assured them no rules had been broken? (or because they would refuse to answer police questions – comment by Hymie) And those justifications can’t both be true; if no rules were broken, there’s no risk of self-incrimination.
For more information see here
https:/ /www.cr owdjust ice.com /case/m et-poli ce-inve stigate /?utm_s ource=C rowdJus tice&am p;utm_c ampaign =978404 5eed-10 PARTYJA N2021&a mp;utm_ medium= email&a mp;utm_ term=0_ 7304756 a43-978 4045eed -169393 273
The Good Law Project are issuing formal legal proceedings to force the Met to revisit their decision not in investigate the criminality at 10 Downing Street.
First, they say they relied on the Government’s assurances that no rules had been broken. Then, they say there would have been no point in interviewing No 10 staff about the parties because they would have refused to answer questions that exposed them to a risk of prosecution.
In what other crime would police decline to investigate because the suspect assured them no rules had been broken? (or because they would refuse to answer police questions – comment by Hymie) And those justifications can’t both be true; if no rules were broken, there’s no risk of self-incrimination.
For more information see here
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The Good Law Project are issuing formal legal proceedings to force the Met to revisit their decision not in investigate the criminality at 10 Downing Street.
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they would have to show no one would have acted thus
Leading case is probably Blackburn v MPC 1968 (*)
which you can find here
https:/ /swarb. co.uk/r egina-v -commis sioner- of-poli ce-of-t he-metr opolis- ex-part e-black burn-ca -1968/
(*) catcalls and whistles from the usual suspects and cries of "Blackburn dat de place or da person?" and so on
they would have to show no one would have acted thus
Leading case is probably Blackburn v MPC 1968 (*)
which you can find here
https:/
(*) catcalls and whistles from the usual suspects and cries of "Blackburn dat de place or da person?" and so on
The whole partying thing has been a disgrace and Boris will pay the price.
But... I am pretty sure that the police would not investigate if I reported that I have video evidence that my neighbor held a house party 18 months ago for 30 people... theyd say it was to long ago and to difficult to get a prosecution .
If it was a murdur or rape yes theyd investigate but not a party
But... I am pretty sure that the police would not investigate if I reported that I have video evidence that my neighbor held a house party 18 months ago for 30 people... theyd say it was to long ago and to difficult to get a prosecution .
If it was a murdur or rape yes theyd investigate but not a party
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