Interpol or Europol?
There has been a flurry of criticism lately of Interpol, the body that coordinates international police work, for allowing itself to be used for political purposes. Members of Interpol include
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The UK’s 2014 opt-out: what future for the UK within EU police and criminal justice co-operation? (31 January 2013)
The European Movement and The Queen Mary Criminal Justice Centre, in association with JUSTICE, are holding an event to discuss the UK government’s decision on whether to opt out of
Silence where a policy should be
The coalition government’s mid-term review and relaunch yesterday gave us an update on what they think they have achieved. Of course, because the coalition is made up of two separate
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The coalition government and the European Union – who, whom?
The Federal Union committee, at its meeting on 12 September, discussed the record of the coalition government on Europe and in particular the influence of the Liberal Democrats. The outcome
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Too much red tape, say the police
Devotees of detective novels will be familiar with the police complaint about too much red tape hampering their ability to get the job done. Those forms you have to fill
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Undercover cop reveals truth about eurosceptics
Other than the obvious question of whether or not anyone involved in Federal Union was actually a policeman in disguise, the story this week about the police officer who went
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What Liberal Democrats can fight for in the coalition government
By Richard Laming Entry into the coalition government after the general election in May presents the Liberal Democrats with a difficult dilemma. On the one hand, they share and exercise
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