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This note considers the potential criminal liability of householders who use force against intruders. Such householders will have a complete defence if they can demonstrate they were using reasonable force in self defence. However, cases such as those of Tony Martin and Munir Hussain have led some to call for a change in the law so that the test is one of "not grossly disproportionate force" rather than "reasonable force". The Government is now proposing to legislate for such a change by way of the Crime and Courts Bill.
This note considers the potential criminal liability of householders who use force against intruders. Such householders will have a complete defence if they can demonstrate they were using reasonable force in self defence. However, cases such as those of Tony Martin and Munir Hussain have led some to call for...
Criminal Law (Amendment) (Householder Protection) Bill. Committee stage third sitting. Clauses 1 and 2 agreed to. Bill to be reported without amendment.
Criminal Law (Amendment) (Householder Protection) Bill. Committee stage third sitting. Clauses 1 and 2 agreed to. Bill to be reported without amendment.
Criminal Law (Amendment) (Householder Protection) Bill. Committee stage first sitting. Clause 1 under consideration. Sittings motion agreed to.
Criminal Law (Amendment) (Householder Protection) Bill. Committee stage first sitting. Clause 1 under consideration. Sittings motion agreed to.
Criminal Law (Amendment) (Householder Protection) Bill. (Bill 20 of 2004/05). House of Commons Library Research Paper 05/10.
Criminal Law (Amendment) (Householder Protection) Bill. (Bill 20 of 2004/05). House of Commons Library Research Paper 05/10.
Criminal Justice (Justifiable Conduct) Bill. Second reading debate. Adjourned. Debate to be resumed on 14 May.
Criminal Justice (Justifiable Conduct) Bill. Second reading debate. Adjourned. Debate to be resumed on 14 May.
That this House expresses its grave concern that Brendon Fearon, one of the burglars who broke into Tony Martin's house, is now suing for civil damages in respect of the injuries that he sustained during his criminal acts, including his loss of sexual enjoyment and an ability to practise martial arts; expresses further concern that Brendon Fearon's case is now being funded by the Legal Aid Board despite the willingness of his solicitor to take the case on a no win-no fee contingency basis; urges the Government to look urgently at changing the law so that criminals who break into properties leave all their civil rights outside that property; urges the Government to reform the rules governing legal aid so that it cannot be claimed in such cases; and further urges the Government to note that 83 per cent. of those surveyed by the Freedom Association believe that an intruder should have no case against a homeowner who takes direct action against them.
That this House expresses its grave concern that Brendon Fearon, one of the burglars who broke into Tony Martin's house, is now suing for civil damages in respect of the injuries that he sustained during his criminal acts, including his loss of sexual enjoyment and an ability to practise martial...
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on property, burglary and the case of Tony Martin.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on property, burglary and the case of Tony Martin.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will publish the findings of the recent Parole Board report on the case of Tony Martin, prisoner at HMP Highpoint. - Decisions taken by the Parole Board in respect of individual cases are not published. (Holding answer 21...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will publish the findings of the recent Parole Board report on the case of Tony Martin, prisoner at HMP Highpoint. - Decisions taken by the Parole Board in respect of individual cases are not published. (Holding answer 21...
That this House expresses its grave concern that Brendan Fearon, one of the burglars that broke into Tony Martin's house, is now suing for civil damages in respect of the injuries that he suffered from his criminal acts; expresses further concern that Brendan Fearon is now receiving legal aid, even though his solicitors have agreed to take the case on a contingency, no win/no fee basis; urges the Government to look urgently at changing the law so that a new legal principle is brought in, whereby criminals who break into properties leave all their civil rights outside the property in question; and urges the Government to change the legal aid rules so that no one can claim it in cases where their solicitors have already agreed to take the case on a contingency basis.
That this House expresses its grave concern that Brendan Fearon, one of the burglars that broke into Tony Martin's house, is now suing for civil damages in respect of the injuries that he suffered from his criminal acts; expresses further concern that Brendan Fearon is now receiving legal aid, even...
Lords debate on motion to call attention to the problems of maintaining law and order. Motion withdrawn.
Lords debate on motion to call attention to the problems of maintaining law and order. Motion withdrawn.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on law and order in rural areas.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on law and order in rural areas.