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Old 03-10-2011, 07:30   #33
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Re: Home Secretary: scrap the Human Rights Act

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis View Post
funny how easy it is to conveniantly ignore the fact the government want to use the act on unconvicted people. Not a single comment in reference to the bit I highlighted.
Err the HRA is supposed to enshrine the ECHR within UK law, these are the fundamental rights of people against the government. The government doesn't 'use' the HRA on anyone, convicted or otherwise, hence the lack of a reference to them doing so.
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