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The Brief: an honest belief is no longer sufficient
The Court of Appeal has given a significant judgment that will have serious implications for officers facing misconduct proceedings involving an allegation relating to use of force. It also means that police services will need to change their training according to our resident chamber of specialist police barristers.
By - Ailsa Williamson
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