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LRB Article PDF: Keep your nose clean (<i>LRB</i> volume 23 number 12, 21 June 2001) 

LRB Article PDF: Keep your nose clean (LRB volume 23 number 12, 21 June 2001)

John Upton

The Labour Government is about to embark in its second term on a radical and repressive programme of legal reform. If the proposals contained in the White Paper Criminal Justice: The Way Ahead are implemented, the Government will have succeeded in dismantling some of the fundamental safeguards which exist to protect defendants in the criminal justice system. Labour's view seems to be that civil liberties for those accused of crime are unimportant - if you keep your nose clean you don't need to worry. This is a posture first struck by the Home Secretaries of the Thatcher years. Anyone who thinks that they voted for a party that cares about civil rights is in for a shock.

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