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Showing Stories from 6th July 2020 to 12th January 2023
Home Office minister says new spiking law is

Home Office minister says new spiking law is "unnecessary"

(12/01/23) The government has now said it will not create a specific offence for spiking.

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Highway Code to be revised to take account of change in mobile law

Highway Code to be revised to take account of change in mobile law

(19/11/21) It will also be more precise about the fact that being stationary in traffic counts as driving.

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Home Office finds forces' firearms licensing return reviews 'are robust'

Home Office finds forces' firearms licensing return reviews 'are robust'

(01/11/21) But new statutory guidance requiring licensing officers to conduct 'open source' social media checks come into force today.

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(11/08/21) Home Office 'relaxes' conditions attached to S60 stop and search (16/06/21) Former Staffordshire officers lose injury on pension appeal (01/06/21) What is the serious violence duty? (20/05/21) Law on unauthorised encampments 'puts police in difficult position' (17/05/21) Force legal services 'couldn't agree a legal definition of a funeral' (13/05/21) Home Office to consider changing rules on mental health disability pay (10/05/21) The Brief: London Allowance due in full during maternity leave (26/04/21) The Brief: a need for prompt service of expert evidence? (08/02/21) The Brief: Troubleshooting the RPRP (18/01/21) PSNI faces legal challenge on powers of entry under Covid laws (23/11/20) The Brief: anonymity at inquests (20/11/20) Campaigns against e-scooters begin as London shifts to legalise (28/10/20) Surrey PCC says trespass should be made a criminal offence (14/10/20) The Brief: an honest belief is no longer sufficient (07/10/20) Reform of search warrants proposed to cut delays and widen scope (24/09/20) Retention of data after Prevent referral breached right to privacy (24/09/20) CHIS law to provide 'clear statutory basis' for undercover activity (22/09/20) Plans to update Modern Slavery Act due to enforcement failings (14/09/20) SVROs to allow knife crime stop and search without suspicion (24/08/20) New fines for gatherings over 30 people welcomed by forces (24/08/20) The Brief: the apology paradox (11/08/20) Appeal court rules that use of LFR breached privacy and data protection (10/08/20) The Brief: New life to appeals (15/07/20) Covert stings by paedophile hunter groups 'do not breach human rights' (07/07/20) The Brief: notable decisions V (06/07/20) Grenfell officers lodge compensation claim against the Met
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