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Council uses terror law to spy on family



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Published Date: 11 April 2008
Dorset: Poole Borough Council has admitted spying on a family using laws to track terrorists to find out if they were really living in a school catchment area.
A couple and their three children were put under surveillance for more than two weeks.

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Michael Luvaglio and Dennis Stafford failed to convince High Court judges they were the victims of a miscarriage of justice.





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  • Last Updated: 11 April 2008 11:03 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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yockel,

11/04/2008 19:28:17
Dorset - When will people wake up and realise what a totalitarian regime we are living under. Laws no longer apply to government. The only weapon left against these cretins is to use their aversion to work and make more trouble than it's worth to them.

 

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