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The rule of law in Perry Barr

There do appear to be some problems relating to an alleged criminal offence developing in Perry Barr at the moment. We had similar difficulties about 2 years ago. What is critical is that people accept that they need to use the rule of law to resolve such problems rather than merely force of numbers or political pressure.

The first step has to be for witnesses to report the allegation to the police.

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John Hemming said…
I am referring to a criminal offence. Not to a matter of political decisionmaking. The law should be the law and should be handled through legal processes.

That does not prevent people demonstrating about laws they think are wrong, but where there is an alleged crime then the allegations need to be made properly by witnesses rather than shops being closed through threats of violence.
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