PSNI faces legal challenge on powers of entry under Covid laws

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PSNI faces legal challenge on powers of entry under Covid laws

The PSNI and Justice Minister Naomi Long have both argued the power is available to officers under the regulations.

Date - 18th January 2021
By - Police Oracle

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