January 6, 2010
by Strangely
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Introduction Last April (9 months ago), I contrasted the sling and arrows of fortune as they applied to an admitted mass-murderer and one convicted of mass murder who always protested his innocence. (see Megrahi and Calley Compared and Contrasted) Now, … Continue reading
December 11, 2009
by Strangely
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Introduction Yesterday’s News The use of intercept evidence in courts in England and Wales is not “legally viable”, …the Home Office has said. This is reported on the BBC here, Using intercept evidence in court ‘not yet viable’ Security From … Continue reading
November 12, 2009
by Strangely
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Coroner and Law I’m often struck when reading the papers or news, to see the coroner’s verdict on someone’s death as: Ending his own life while the balance of his mind was disturbed Well they have to say something, it’s … Continue reading