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Camilla Cavendish on published judgments - Martin Narey is wrong (as is often the case)

Camilla Cavendish has written in the Sunday Times about the publishing of the judgments. Her column is behind a paywall, but I have extracted the last paragraph:
You may say that this is none of our business. But the number of blunders that seem to have been made in this case, by a local authority in chaos, suggests it needs to be our business until there is true openness. I hope the good lord justice will finish the job; and that those who so confidently proclaim that there are only a “handful” of miscarriages of justice will realise how tragically wrong they have been.

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Jake Maverick said…
is it really all about the money (i.e. money stolen fromother people/ taxation) or soemthing more sinister at foot?

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/07/money-nsa-vote/
11:45 pm
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