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Mark Graham: January 2015

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Thursday, 29 January 2015. Americans complain about Proceeds of Crime laws. The American Civil liberties Union (ACLU) is complaining that their version of the Proceeds of Crime law is leading to mass surveillance of the public. The DEA (the Drug Enforcement Agency)in particular is being accused of bending the law to enable them to seize more money. The ACLU warned that the build-up of a vehicle surveillance database, the existence of which first surfaced on Monday, stemmed from the DEA’s appetite f...

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Mark Graham: May 2015

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Sunday, 31 May 2015. Who guards the guards? Who guards the guards? It’s an age-old question made more relevant today because of the sheer scale of ‘drug taking’. A survey recently by Kings College, London, postulated that almost half the population of South London consumed cannabis occasionally or regularly. In America the FBI agents responsible for closing down the multimillion dollar Silk Road drug dealing site have been arrested for siphoning off some of the money seized. In Britain, thanks to the Pro...

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Mark Graham: July 2015

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Sunday, 26 July 2015. More sex and drugs. For a small group of people our parliamentarians manage to get themselves into a lot of trouble. Today we learn that Lord Sewell, the Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords, is being investigated by Scotland Yard for his cocaine use. He has been caught on camera in a sting by the Sun newspaper snorting cocaine from rolled up £5 notes while engaging in sex with a group of prostitutes. Tuesday, 21 July 2015. ABC unsure whether to air cannabis commercial. You can watc...

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Mark Graham Abergele: August 2015

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Author, crime writer, commentator on the perfidious state. Friday, 14 August 2015. How our government rigs criminal trials. You might imagine it was a covert and highly complex task - making sure the prosecution has the upper hand in any trial. In truth, it could not be simpler because, over the years, each time a government prosecutor has lost an argument in court, our government subtly changes the law. Mr Sarao has complained that he cannot explain the complex issues of the (legal) trading he undertook...

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Mark Graham Abergele: New police directives: more things we dare not do or say

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Author, crime writer, commentator on the perfidious state. Friday, 7 August 2015. New police directives: more things we dare not do or say. Today it emerges that police in London smashed the windows of a (legally) parked van because it had a sticker on the side which said "Iran is Great". We are going to need a list of adjectives we may safely use with each country. For many years it has been an offence to carry a knife but, as usual with 'government types' the temptation to push the envelope is ever pre...

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Mark Graham: November 2014

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Monday, 17 November 2014. Cannabis - a cure for cancer? Recent studies have shown that some cannabinoids have potent anti-cancer action. In a study published in Molecular Cancer Therapeutics. It has been reported that cannabinoids could play a role in treating one of the most aggressive cancers in adults - brain cancer, which is notoriously difficult to cure. In some cases the tumours virtually disappeared. Published by the American Association for Cancer Research. Sunday, 9 November 2014. She left her s...

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Mark Graham: How the government rigs criminal trials in Britain

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Friday, 14 August 2015. How the government rigs criminal trials in Britain. You might imagine it was a covert and highly complex task - making sure the prosecution has the upper hand in any trial. In truth, it could not be simpler because, over the years, each time a government prosecutor has lost an argument in court, our government subtly changes the law. Mr Sarao has complained that he cannot explain the complex issues of the (legal) trading he undertook from an interview room in Wandsworth prison, an...

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Mark Graham: June 2015

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Saturday, 27 June 2015. Lord Janner and sex abuse of young boys - continues. An independent lawyer is to overturn the controversial decision that Lord Janner should not face justice over a string of paedophile allegations. The U-turn by prosecutors means a court will now hear historical child sex claims against the disgraced former Labour MP. The ‘mental incapacity’ strategy now being employed by Lord Janner’s solicitors is a well-tried ruse ever since Ernest Saunders, the then chairman...Read the full s...

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Mark Graham: Police state - noose tightens

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Friday, 7 August 2015. Police state - noose tightens. Today it emerges that police in London smashed the windows of a (legally) parked van because it had a sticker on the side which said "Iran is Great". We are going to need a list of adjectives we may safely use with each country. Meanwhile Derbyshire police have interrogated a 13 year old boy who was seen carrying a spade down his street. The 'misfit' in question was doing some gardening for a neighbour. For good the measure, the lad was also advised b...