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• Mark Kennedy: A chronology of his activities
  <td align="center"> 2003 </td> ...its conferences. Attended a prisoner letter righting group at the Sumac in 2003 </td>
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• Kate Hoey
  ...ml Hoey a tireless captain of the awkward squad], The Independent, 1 March 2003.</ref><ref name="Probert">Sarah Probert RURAL LIVING: Rebel MP's passion fo ...ml Hoey a tireless captain of the awkward squad], The Independent, 1 March 2003.</ref>
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• Lobbying regulation - chronology 2010-2019
  ...ity of statutory registration could be enjoyed by practitioners who do not act ethically and who indeed may even breach the law; observes that such a situ ...litical parties and their funding - to consider whether Mr Fox should face criminal proceedings over a failure to declare political donations.
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• National Domestic Extremism Unit
  ...am, which was made up of officers seconded from other forces and carry out criminal investigations into animal rights and other protestors. This reorganisation ...erborough Evening Telegraph, 5 April 2004.</ref> Its responsibility was to act as an interface between police and those companies / institutions who were
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• National Domestic Extremism Unit: organisational history
  ...20030101.pdf A Need to Know], ''HM Inspectorate of Constabulary'', January 2003.</ref> ...ecial Branch project that subsequently became associated with the National Criminal Intelligence Service.<ref>Clive Walker, [http://www.leeds.ac.uk/law/teachin
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• Domestic Extremism
  ...s a way to treat protest as a form of crime: a number of people who had no criminal record were nevertheless added to the [[National Domestic Extremism Databas ...elates to the activity of groups or individuals who commit or plan serious criminal activity motivated by a political or ideological viewpoint.
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• National Domestic Extremism Database
  ...paigns or political groups with a militant edge from terrorist groups, and criminal activity was used as a nominator. However, the subsequent [[National Domest ...criticism for storing details of protestors who have had no involvement in criminal activities, their details being recorded for having attended otherwise lawf
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• David Tanner
  ...vernors, other SPS HQ Directorates, HMCIP and Scottish Government Criminal Justice Departments." ...was Head of Planning & Specification for the Scottish Prison Service from 2003 to 2009.
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• Lynn Watson (alias)
  ...olice unmasked as infiltrators into UK Anarchist, Anti-Fascist and Climate Justice movements’], ''Indymedia UK'', 19/01/11 (accessed 10 May 2014).</ref><ref ...ded "protected person status" under the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act', and moved to a different part of the country with a new identity under ar
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• National Undercover Working Group
  ...a number of portfolios and working groups led by chief police officers who act as national policing leads for specific issues. The Crime Business Area ha ...in relation to the requirements of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, in the day to day management and oversight of undercover operatives. Updat
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• Rogue Agents - 1977-1980 - Election Fever
  ...ome months later by "a distinguished Argentine associate of ours, a former Justice Minister (and anti-Perónist) named Jacques Perriaux" (320)*. Elliott and C ...ights chapter, had culminated in July 1975 with the signature of the Final Act. Nonetheless, the Cercle complex was sceptical about the Soviet Union's wil
  141 KB (22,219 words) - 22:43, 18 June 2016
• Rogue Agents - 1981-1991 - Forward to Victory
  The Sûreté report dated 11th May 1981 was submitted by the Justice Minister, theory that the killers were motivated by criminal gain - an idea pushed hard by the
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• Mick Creedon
  ...f child killer Gary Davis.<ref>'Murder team praised for bringing killer to justice', ''Leicester Mercury'', 23 September 2000 (accessed 21 March 2016).</ref> ...to win the war over drugs, say police', ''Leicester Mercury'', 3 February 2003 (accessed via Nexis).</ref>
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• Peter Spindler
  ...from 1999 to 2001 (the FBI had passed the intelligence onto the [[National Criminal Intelligence Unit]] which identified suspects). Operation Ore saw the Natio ...te Hilpern, Get a grip on serious crime, ''The Independent'', 16 September 2003 (accessed via Nexis).</ref>
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• Clifford Knuckey
  ...gg-32-8-risc-report-on-criminal-activity.pdf Investigative Report into the Criminal Activities of Michael HOWARTH John GURNEY and Others], January 2008, report ...rchived at Archive.org on 23 April 2008.</ref> until he left the police in 2003.<ref name="gillard.1">Michael Gillard, [http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art
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• Michael Relton
  ...y the early 1970s he had developed a his own practice and become a leading criminal defence lawyer in London. Among his clients was the [[Police Federation]], In 1972 / 1973, Relton met South London criminal Gordon John Parry when he acted as Parry's defence solicitor in a cannabis
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• Bob Lambert and the Academic Community
  for his Masters, which was awarded in 2003 (a year after he set up the [[Muslim Contact Unit]]). ...niel Jeffrey & Robert Lambert, ‘Suicide terrorism; Grievance & the final act: The 7/7 bombers & suicide terrorism in the 21st Century’. Leo Sher & Ale
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• Rod Richardson: London targets
  ...face.jpg |Unit=National Public Order Intelligence Unit|DatesDeployed=1999-2003|Targets=Environmental, anti-capitalist and anti-fascist protestors, Movemen ...officer who infiltrated London-based and environmental groups from 1999 to 2003. This page looks at his activities with London-based groups, mainly the Mov
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• NUSP: members and attendees
  ...(2011 to 2013) he was ACPO lead on the Regulation of Investigative Powers Act, which provides the legislative framework for covert and undercover activit ...a Det. Ch. Insp. at the [[Racial and Violent Crimes Task Force]] (ca. 2002-2003)<ref>Tristan Kirk, [http://www.enfieldindependent.co.uk/news/9337027.Enfiel
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• Rob Harrison: timeline
  ...birthday party outside the Foreign Office], ''Indymedia UK'', 29 November 2003 (accessed 2 February 2019).</ref> ...on - these weekends were for ISM volunteers planning to go to Palestine to act in solidarity with the inhabitants there.<ref name="L.ISM.events.training.1
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