Our Supreme Court delivers a decision showing the Police have been acting unlawfully with their use of anticipatory search warrants for covert video surveillance and quite rightly pointing out that it is up to Parliament, not Police, to make the law.
Penny PepperellWed, 21 Sep 2011
Our Supreme Court delivers a decision showing the Police have been acting unlawfully with their use of anticipatory search warrants for covert video surveillance and quite rightly pointing out that it is up to Parliament, not Police, to make the law.
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