Should those suspected of sexual offences their anonymity until they are charged? In the wake of the Cliff Richard andPaul Gambaccini ruling Police Actions Lawyers revisit their DBS Certificates episode from 2016 https://youtu.be/366A5y-yQlI

The team look at the case of Hill vs The Police

Ex turpi causa – Vellino -v- Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police demonstrates how moral duties upon police officers, even where blindingly obvious, don’t always equate to a legal duty to prevent someone from acting illegally.

A welcome victory for people’s right to demonstrate peacefully.

Lee -v- Ashers - Although, a sad day for equality law, the Lee -v- TheAshers Baking Co case turns on its facts and shouldn’t deter people from challenging refusals to provide services based upon a protected characteristic.

This week Police Action Lawyers Andrew Guile & Luke Cowles are joined by another member of the GN Law Police Actions team Hazel Metcalfe to look at the possibility of G4S being given Arrest Powers.

This week Police Action Lawyers Andrew Guile & Luke Cowles look at Parker vs Essex Police. Parker is better known as comedian Michael Barrymore, an English comedian and television presenter of game shows and light entertainment programmes on British television.

This week Police Action Lawyers Andrew Guile & Luke Cowles look at 'Malicious Prosecution and who is the prosecutor?'

This week Police Action Lawyers Andrew Guile & Luke Cowles discuss 'What happens next for Theresa May's Anti-Terror Package?' after the June 9th 2017 election has left us with a hung parliament .

This month Andrew Guile and Luke Cowles discuss Brexit and The European Convention on Human Rights