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To ask the Attorney-General what the cost to the public purse was of the prosecution of Lindis Percy in April 2012 at Harrogate Magistrates' Court.
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To ask the Attorney-General what the cost to the public purse was of the prosecution of Lindis Percy in April 2012 at Harrogate Magistrates' Court.
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The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) does not operate a time recording system on individual cases but assesses cost through an activity-based costing model. Using this model, the estimated cost to the CPS of prosecuting Lindis Percy was £875. This costing is not specific to the case but is based on data produced on the indicative average cost for each defendant involved in a summary trial at the magistrates court. An uplift has been applied to take account of the higher than average number of hearings in this case and the length of the trial.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government, in the case brought by the Attorney General against Lindis Percy for alleged trespass, who paid for the return flight from Nevada of the key US military witness, Kyler Sherman Brown; and whether any other persons from the United States had travel costs paid to...
To ask Her Majesty’s Government, in the case brought by the Attorney General against Lindis Percy for alleged trespass, who paid for the return flight from Nevada of the key US military witness, Kyler Sherman Brown; and whether any other persons from the United States had travel costs paid to...
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what was the cost to public funds of the prosecution brought by the Attorney General against Lindis Percy for alleged trespass, which was dismissed by the District Judge at Bury Magistrates’ Court on 5 April 2011.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what was the cost to public funds of the prosecution brought by the Attorney General against Lindis Percy for alleged trespass, which was dismissed by the District Judge at Bury Magistrates’ Court on 5 April 2011.
To ask the Attorney-General what the total cost to the public purse was of the case brought by the Crown against Lindis Percy.
To ask the Attorney-General what the total cost to the public purse was of the case brought by the Crown against Lindis Percy.
To ask the Solicitor-General how much the prosecution in the case of R v Lindis Percy at Harrogate Magistrates Court on 18, 19 and 21 September 2006 is estimated to have cost in public funds.
To ask the Solicitor-General how much the prosecution in the case of R v Lindis Percy at Harrogate Magistrates Court on 18, 19 and 21 September 2006 is estimated to have cost in public funds.
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bach on 25 March 2004, 659 c111WA, why, if the Ministry of Defence Police officers understood the law in relation to aggravated trespass, they submitted a file to the Crown Prosecution Service which led to the case of Regina v Lindis Percy...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bach on 25 March 2004, 659 c111WA, why, if the Ministry of Defence Police officers understood the law in relation to aggravated trespass, they submitted a file to the Crown Prosecution Service which led to the case of Regina v Lindis Percy...
Whether, in view of the acquittal of the defendant in Regina v Lindis Percy at Cirencester Magistrates' Court, on 4 March, they will give additional training to Ministry of Defence police on the identification of the acts specified in Section 68(1)(a) to (c) of the Criminal Justice and Public Order...
Whether, in view of the acquittal of the defendant in Regina v Lindis Percy at Cirencester Magistrates' Court, on 4 March, they will give additional training to Ministry of Defence police on the identification of the acts specified in Section 68(1)(a) to (c) of the Criminal Justice and Public Order...
In view of the outcome of civil proceedings taken by the Ministry of Defence against Miss Lindis Percy for trespass in the land owned by the Ministry , resulting in a sentence of nine months' imprisonment on Miss Percy for a breach of injunctions, whether they intend to take steps...
In view of the outcome of civil proceedings taken by the Ministry of Defence against Miss Lindis Percy for trespass in the land owned by the Ministry , resulting in a sentence of nine months' imprisonment on Miss Percy for a breach of injunctions, whether they intend to take steps...
That this House congratulates Lindis Percy, of Bradford, on her acquittal on 13th June by a stipendiary magistrate at Mildenhall in Suffolk of all charges against her, including assault and resisting arrest; notes these charges arose from an incident in 1995 when Ms Percy was walking on a public road through the American base at Mildenhall; further notes Ms Percy was followed by an armed American soldier, riding a mountain bike, and wearing a yellow reflector jacket with police on the back and front; is concerned the soldier refused to comply with a request from Ms Percy to stop following her, and with a warning from Ms Percy that the soldier was committing an offence under the Public Order Acts; understands Ms Percy undertook a citizen's arrest of the American soldier who with another American soldier then assaulted Ms Percy; is alarmed that the stipendiary magistrate, after viewing a video film of the incident taken by American military personnel and submitted as evidence by the prosecution, described the violence used by the American soldiers against Ms Percy as shocking; urges the Secretary of State for Defence to take appropriate action following the acquittal of Ms Percy to ensure American forces based in the United Kingdom observe the rule of United Kingdom law; and requests the Secretary of State to place a copy of the video in the Library.
That this House congratulates Lindis Percy, of Bradford, on her acquittal on 13th June by a stipendiary magistrate at Mildenhall in Suffolk of all charges against her, including assault and resisting arrest; notes these charges arose from an incident in 1995 when Ms Percy was walking on a public road...
Under what powers he is seeking in the courts an injunction preventing Ms Lindis Percy, of Bradford, from entering Menwith Hill Station; what proportion of the legal costs are being borne by the National Security Agency of America.
Under what powers he is seeking in the courts an injunction preventing Ms Lindis Percy, of Bradford, from entering Menwith Hill Station; what proportion of the legal costs are being borne by the National Security Agency of America.
That this House congratulates Lindis Percy, veteran peace campaigner, in her efforts to get official recognition that Menwith Hill, North Yorkshire, though officially owned by the Ministry of Defence, is effectively controlled by a foreign power to whom the United Kingdom has surrendered all jurisdiction; notes that Menwith Hill is now the largest US spy centre in Europe with over 1,000 US personnel inside its perimeter; and further notes that, by serving a public interest immunity certificate to prevent any disclosure of information about the working of the base, the Secretary of State for Defence is seeking merely to gag the press and deceive the public about Menwith Hill's massive illegal telephone tapping of British European citizens.
That this House congratulates Lindis Percy, veteran peace campaigner, in her efforts to get official recognition that Menwith Hill, North Yorkshire, though officially owned by the Ministry of Defence, is effectively controlled by a foreign power to whom the United Kingdom has surrendered all jurisdiction; notes that Menwith Hill is...
That this House is dismayed that the Secretary of State for Defence is seeking an injunction to stop Lindis Percy, a midwife from Bradford, from entering Menwith Hill Station in North Yorkshire; notes Menwith Hill Station is owned and controlled by the National Security Agency of America as part of America's global communications network which exclusively serves American military, economic and commercial interests; further notes Menwith Hill Station has the technical capability to tap domestic, business and international telephone calls made in and from the United Kingdom and to report that data to America; is concerned GCHQ staff based at Menwith Hill Station are able to tap telephones without having to obtain a warrant from the Home Secretary as required under the Interception of Communications Act 1985; believes that as Menwith Hill Station was established and has expanded without the approval of Parliament, operates without accountability to Parliament and honourable Members have been denied access, Ms Percy, by entering Menwith Hill Station and thereby highlighting its role as a spy base, performs a most valuable public service; and calls upon an appropriate House of Commons Select Committee to undertake an inquiry into the activities of Menwith Hill Station, especially its role in economic industrial and commercial espionage.
That this House is dismayed that the Secretary of State for Defence is seeking an injunction to stop Lindis Percy, a midwife from Bradford, from entering Menwith Hill Station in North Yorkshire; notes Menwith Hill Station is owned and controlled by the National Security Agency of America as part of...
Who authorised the arrest and detention of Ms Lindis Percy, of Bradford, when she entered RAF Chicksands in Bedfordshire on Thursday 19th May; who authorised her detention under the Prevention of Terrorism Acts; who summoned the Bedfordshire Police to attend; who authorised the release of Ms Percy without charge; how...
Who authorised the arrest and detention of Ms Lindis Percy, of Bradford, when she entered RAF Chicksands in Bedfordshire on Thursday 19th May; who authorised her detention under the Prevention of Terrorism Acts; who summoned the Bedfordshire Police to attend; who authorised the release of Ms Percy without charge; how...
That this House regrets the conduct of Pately Bridge Magistrates in respect of proceedings involving Ms Lindis Percy of Bradford.
That this House regrets the conduct of Pately Bridge Magistrates in respect of proceedings involving Ms Lindis Percy of Bradford.
That this House applauds the courage and dedication of the peace campaigner Lindis Percy, of Bradford; believes her campaigning has exposed the obscenity of nuclear weapons and annoyed and inconvenienced the defence establishment; deplores her imprisonment at Low Newton Remand Centre, Durham; notes a judge ordered the release of Ms Percy at 2 a.m., on Saturday 10th July; and wishes Ms Percy well in her campaign for peace and justice.
That this House applauds the courage and dedication of the peace campaigner Lindis Percy, of Bradford; believes her campaigning has exposed the obscenity of nuclear weapons and annoyed and inconvenienced the defence establishment; deplores her imprisonment at Low Newton Remand Centre, Durham; notes a judge ordered the release of Ms...
How much his Department is claiming against Ms Lindis Percy in respect of police costs as part of proceedings to prevent Ms Percy from entering Menwith Hill; how the amount has been calculated; and under what powers the claim is being made against Ms Percy. - Inc figure.
How much his Department is claiming against Ms Lindis Percy in respect of police costs as part of proceedings to prevent Ms Percy from entering Menwith Hill; how the amount has been calculated; and under what powers the claim is being made against Ms Percy. - Inc figure.