Human rights 'loopholes' condemned
                   
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13-May-2008 8 related
        

A senior police officer has launched a scathing attack on the use of the Human Rights Act by murderers and rapists to protect themselves from UK law. Detective Chief Superintendent Chris Gregg said dangerous criminals were trying to use the legislation to complain about their own human rights... [read full story]                    

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