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date	2017-07-04
identifier	HL423

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747969

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04/07/2017

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Home Office

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Her Majesty's Government, in the light of (1) the clearing of Leigh Day and three of its solicitors of all allegations of professional misconduct, and (2) reports of further allegations by a whistle-blower against that firm, concerning claims by Iraqi civilians of abuse by British troops, whether they intend to refer that firm to the National Crime Agency for investigation of any possible criminal conduct.

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Lord Blencathra

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HL423

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is ministerial correction

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18/07/2017

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<p>The Government is aware of the recent media allegations of misconduct by an apparent whistle-blower, but consider it premature to refer the matter to the National Crime Agency. As the NCA would likely investigate only if these allegations have not been examined by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal, the Government will need to await publication of the Tribunal’s full, reasoned decision before deciding whether it is appropriate to refer the matter to the NCA.</p>

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Baroness Williams of Trafford

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18/07/2017 16:24:39

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4311

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497

label	Biography information for Lord Blencathra