Resolve the UK legal position on peaceful protest or face the prospect of a summer of serious disorder

OWEN WEST

Resolve the UK legal position on peaceful protest or face the prospect of a summer of serious disorder

OWEN WEST

School of Law & Criminal Justice

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Serious public disorder has been a regular feature of news bulletins in recent weeks, from Bristol and Clapham Common to Belfast and Ballymena; public order expert and former chief superintendent Owen West believes a lack of clarity over coronavirus regulation has been a major factor – and if unresolved, could lead to a summer of potentially violent unrest.

Original language	English
Journal	Policing Insight
Publication status	Published - 14 Apr 2021

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Resolve the UK legal position on peaceful protest or face the prospect of a summer of serious disorder

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