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Police's Automated Facial Recognition Deployments Ruled Unlawful by the Court of Appeal
By Stephen Cragg QC Frederick Powell
R. (Bridges) v Chief Constable of South Wales [2020] EWCA Civ 1058 [2020] 8 WLUK 64 is thought to be the first case in the world to...
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A brief guide to sources for the 2020 police complaints system
By Stephen Cragg QC
From 1 February 2020 all police complaints will be dealt with under a revised framework overseen by the Independent Office of Police...
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Deaths of vulnerable persons in the community after Maguire: when is Article 2 engaged?
By Stephen Cragg QC Frederick Powell
This article analyses the recent Court of Appeal case of R (Maguire) v HM Senior Coroner for Blackpool & Fylde [2020] 6 WLUK 90, [2019]...
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An Act for the App? Is the NHS contact app bad for your privacy?
By Stephen Cragg QC
Following the publication last week by the Joint Committee on Human Rights of its report on the proposed NHS App and the risk of adverse...
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Don't stand so close to me...the new NHS App and the law
By Stephen Cragg QC
Human Rights and the Government’s Response to Covid-19: Digital Contact Tracing (7 May 2020) is the report of the parliamentary Joint...