ACPO Judicial Review challenges domestic extremist database
John Catt and his daughter Linda have brought a case against ACPO and the Metropolitan police to challenge the legality of the publicly funded, secret 'domestic extremist' intelligence database run by the NPOIU. London, UK. 9th February 2012
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Eighty-seven year old artist and protester John Catt has been labelled as a domestic extremist since 2005. He has had over 80 entries recorded in theNational Public Order Intelligence Unit intelligence database with regards to his activities.
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- date:9 February 2012
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John Catt and his daughter Linda have brought a case against ACPO and the Metropolitan police to challenge the legality of the publicly funded, secret 'domestic extremist' intelligence database run by the NPOIU. London, UK. 9th February 2012
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- id:1042505
- date:9 February 2012
- dimensions:13.55 x 9.01 in. (4064 x 2704 px)
- dpi:300dpi
- file size in memory:34.48 MB
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