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* Six former Metropolitan Police officers have been given suspended prison sentences for messages on a private WhatsApp group.<ref name="whatsapp">https://archive.is/qdRgH</ref> | * Six former Metropolitan Police officers have been given suspended prison sentences for messages on a private WhatsApp group.<ref name="whatsapp">https://archive.is/qdRgH</ref> | ||
* There's no evidence that any of these defendants are supporters of Hamas, in a case where the defendants were at a pro Palestinian rally in London shortly after the 7th October massacre displaying paraglider images and were convicted of terrorism offences.<ref name="paragliders">https://archive.is/9Vbbf</ref> | * There's no evidence that any of these defendants are supporters of Hamas, in a case where the defendants were at a pro Palestinian rally in London shortly after the 7th October massacre displaying paraglider images and were convicted of terrorism offences.<ref name="paragliders">https://archive.is/9Vbbf</ref> | ||
* Fined a [[Metropolitan Police]] officer £1500 for arresting a women for failing to show a valid bus ticket when asked.<ref>https://archive.ph/mCQih</ref> | * Fined a [[Metropolitan Police]] officer £1500 for arresting a women for failing to show a valid bus ticket when asked.<ref>https://archive.ph/mCQih</ref> | ||
* Ruled that climate protestors who vandalised an MP's office as they campaigned against plans for a new coal mine could not have foreseen they would cause any damage.<ref>https://archive.ph/UinxS</ref> | * Ruled that climate protestors who vandalised an MP's office as they campaigned against plans for a new coal mine could not have foreseen they would cause any damage.<ref>https://archive.ph/UinxS</ref> | ||
Revision as of 13:10, 22 May 2025
Judgements
- Six former Metropolitan Police officers have been given suspended prison sentences for messages on a private WhatsApp group.[1]
- There's no evidence that any of these defendants are supporters of Hamas, in a case where the defendants were at a pro Palestinian rally in London shortly after the 7th October massacre displaying paraglider images and were convicted of terrorism offences.[2]
- Fined a Metropolitan Police officer £1500 for arresting a women for failing to show a valid bus ticket when asked.[3]
- Ruled that climate protestors who vandalised an MP's office as they campaigned against plans for a new coal mine could not have foreseen they would cause any damage.[4]
- Sentenced Victoria Thomas Bowen to 13 weeks in prison suspended for 12 months for violently attacking members of parliament.[5]
Stories
- Received a formal warning for supporting a terrorist organisation.[6]
- Gave a talk with the title "Diversity in the Judiciary and Why It Matters".[7]
- Calls for probe into judge who let women who wore parachute images at pro-Palestine march walk free as it emerges he liked a Linkedin post branding Israel a "terrorist" state.[8]
- A woman demanding people punch others in the face was only seeking publicity and not calling for violence.[9]