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Conversing with the Law In Conversation with Keir Starmer QC Keir Starmer QC Director of Public Prosecutions, Crown Prosecution Service Professor Conor Gearty Chair, LSE Suggested hashtag for Twitter users: #LSEdpp In Conversation with Keir


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In Conversation with Keir Starmer QC

Keir Starmer QC

Director of Public Prosecutions, Crown Prosecution Service

Professor Conor Gearty

Chair, LSE

Conversing with the Law

Suggested hashtag for Twitter users: #LSEdpp

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24 October 2012

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In Conversation with Keir Starmer QC

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@Benjamin_P_Ward

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Does s.127(1)(b) Comms Act 2003 mean a person who retweets grossly

  • ffensive comment cld themselves

be prosecuted? #LSEdpp

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@LordMoseley

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If a private conversation is prosecuted would that breach Article 8 HRA? Even if it occurred on social media so was not secret?

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@LSEMediaPaL

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#LSEdpp are guidelines on prosecution of journalists enough, or do we need a generic public interest defence for public interest journalism?

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@SeethingMead

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#LSEdpp Jack Straw on #wato indicated no need to change drugs law & downgrade as CPS has prosec discretion but DPP last week indicated … of offensive speech on social media that constit. required to enforce law of land as passed by Parl. Who is right?

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@kmsosa

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#LSEdpp Doesn't the public interest test sometimes put the CPS in a legislative role, judging whether a law is just or not? If a law is "bad", then could prosecution under that law ever be in public interest? CPS can effectively nullify laws.

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24 October 2012

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In Conversation with Keir Starmer QC

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CONVERSING WITH THE LAW

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Coming soon

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7 November 2012, 6.30pm Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House

In Conversation with the Hon. Mr Justice Singh #LSEsingh

27 November 2012, 6.30pm Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House

Secured transactions and the process of international harmonisation and domestic law reform Professor Sir Roy Goode CBE QC #LSEgoode

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In Conversation with Keir Starmer QC

Keir Starmer QC

Director of Public Prosecutions, Crown Prosecution Service

Professor Conor Gearty

Chair, LSE

Conversing with the Law

Suggested hashtag for Twitter users: #LSEdpp