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Low Copy DNA evidence admissible.
Law News
Written by David Swarbrick   
There has been for some time controversy abut the use in English courts of 'low-copy' DNA evidence. The procedure, developed here, had been specifically rejected as scientifically unsafe in other jurisdictions. Our court of Appeal has now stated that subject to certain standards, it should be admissible.
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Polise use of anti-terrorist powers was arbitrary
Human Rights Law
The use of the stop and search powers in the Terrorism Act 2000 had been arbitrary and extensive to such an extent that its use was not compatible with the human rights of the persons involved.
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Consumer Credit Act Guidance
Law News
Written by David Swarbrick   
Much has been made by claims companies of the ability to avoid liability under loans where for example a bank has been unable to locate and supply a copy of the agreement. This apparent breach of the Consumer Credit Act has received much judicial consideration, and as a threat to lenders, its teeth have been drawn.
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Public Reaction properly allowed for
Law News
Written by David Swarbrick   
The probation service had properly allowed for adverse public opinion when refusing to allow Boy George to appear on Celebrity Big Brother.
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Court confirms revocation of will on civil partnership
Wills and Probate
Written by David Swarbrick   
Court and Others v Despallieres - ChD - 17-Dec-09 - Arnold J - Wills and Probate - Family . The claimants sought to challenge a will admitted to probate, saying that the will had been revoked by the testator later entering into a civil partnership.
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