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Old 03-12-2009, 11:20   #9
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Re: Hey, it's not against human rights to print mugshots, part 94

And now the Ministry of Justice (sounds a bit 1984-ish doesn't it) says that good reasons are needed to print mugshots.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8392012.stm

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Police forces that "name and shame" criminals must remove the details from websites after a month, new rules say.
But data protection and human rights laws mean there are restrictions on what is published, how it is made public and for how long.
Officers will also need a specific reason to publish photographs.
Personally I'd tattoo any convictions on their foreheads and be done with it.
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