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"Deciding whether or not the laws that they make have been broken is not something that politicians get to do. They must leave this to the police and to the courts" Policing expert, Dr @lizt1980 on #DominicCummings #livunitoday #livunicovid #DailyUpdate #COVID19
"Gove and many of his Cabinet colleagues have shown a lack of appreciation for the principle that whilst parliament makes laws it is for police & courts to interpret and enforce them" #Policing and #criminaljustice expert, Dr @lizt1980 on #DominicCummings https://bit.ly/2Xbb2Y2
I wrote a blog yesterday (see it here - https://tinyurl.com/y9zrotsp) about the fact that it is for the police to interpret and enforce the law, not ministers. @DurhamPolice have now provided their interpretation and view on enforcement.