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Old 27-04-2011, 10:23   #1366
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Re: Students Rioting in London.

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
I have a suggestion.

You can't charge someone for slander. It's a civil matter. And as it is not possible in law for a public institution to sue for either slander or libel, don't expect to see the Met taking her to the County court either.
Slander, defamation of character, etc. You sure you can't sue for these things if not charged?
So you are saying that if I go to hospital, and then I tell the media that a police officer tried to prevent me from using that hospital on the grounds that I was a student, protester, gender or ethnicity, etc, and as a result I nearly died. The IPCC then look into this and decided that my claim was entirely fictitious.
Then there is nothing the police could do? I don't believe that to be the case.
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