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Abuse of stop and search powers is a crime, says Lawrence inquiry adviser
7 Jan 2012: Dr Richard Stone said officers who targeted suspects on grounds of their skin colour alone should be charged
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10 Jan 2012: Nick Hardwick says exercise areas for segregated prisoners are 'not fit for purpose' but conditions in whole unit are 'reasonable'
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8 Jan 2012:
The people's panel: Theresa May is reviewing the controversial police tactic of stop and search. Four readers give their own experiences of being targeted by officers
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8 Jan 2012:
Observer editorial: There must be better accountability in the use of police powers
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7 Jan 2012: Dr Richard Stone said officers who targeted suspects on grounds of their skin colour alone should be charged
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6 Jan 2012:
Duncan Campbell and Eric Allison: How many unsolved murders - and miscarriages of justice - could be cleared by detailed scientific reviews?
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5 Jan 2012: Simon Jenkins: The coalition should not declare assisted dying a matter of 'individual conscience' while leaving it subject to criminal law
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4 Jan 2012:
Adam Wagner: Dobson and Norris were not able to be sentenced under new, harsher guidance for racially aggravated crimes
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3 Jan 2012:
Michael Mansfield: Doreen and Neville Lawrence have exposed an arrogance of unaccountability infecting so many aspects of our democracy
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3 Jan 2012:
Joshua Rozenberg: Change to rule allowed Dobson to be retried for Stephen Lawrence's murder
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2 Jan 2012: Letter: Part 2 of the legal aid bill destroys the 'no win, no fee' system that has enabled 3 million people successfully to pursue justice
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1 Jan 2012:
Editorial: Making London a desirable place for litigation is not in itself an unworthy aim, especially in austere times
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