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Benedict Birnberg, crusading lawyer whose clients included the Moors murderer Ian Brady – obituary - Vimarsana News

Benedict Birnberg, crusading lawyer whose clients included the Moors murderer Ian Brady – obituary

Benedict Birnberg, who has died aged 93, was a radically minded solicitor whose practice helped victims of domestic violence, supported the anti-Apartheid movement, and acted on behalf of an eclectic range of clients: some eccentric, others famous, and some notorious.

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Benedict Birnberg obituary

Pioneering lawyer and civil liberties campaigner who paved the way for the abolition of the death penalty in Britain

Commissioners flow through the agenda during their second monthly meeting - Vimarsana News

Commissioners flow through the agenda during their second monthly meeting

County water sources dominated the Moffat County Commissioners meeting Tuesday in which Natural Resources Director Jeff Comstock presented two documents for commissioners’ approval. The first was a court filing for a water augmentation plan. Comstock...

Don't give ministers last word on sentence writes Ann Widdecombe | Ann Widdecombe | Columnists | Comment - Vimarsana News

Don't give ministers last word on sentence writes Ann Widdecombe | Ann Widdecombe | Columnists | Comment

It is elementary, dear Watson, that in any true democracy the justice system will be wholly independent of government and that ministers will not interfere in its workings writes Ann Widdecombe

Prisoners' sentences should be determined by judges not politicians - Vimarsana News

Prisoners' sentences should be determined by judges not politicians

It is elementary, dear Watson, that in any true democracy, the justice system will be wholly independent of government and that ministers will not interfere in its workings writes Ann Widdecombe.