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Orders of the Day: Serious Crime Bill [Lords] (12 Jun 2007): Geoffrey Cox: ...aware of the voices whom the Government so often treat with disdain and contempt—the "shenanigans" of defence lawyers was how they were referred to by the Minister for Security, Counter Terrorism and Police, but I refer to them as voices of liberty and justice—and to the voices of the Law Society and the Bar Council. All those voices are raised in protest, concern and anxiety...
Orders of the Day — Terrorism Bill: Clause 1 — Encouragement of terrorism (9 Nov 2005): Geoffrey Cox: ...to be an imam and started to talk about Saladin, the code that I might be using could fall foul. That is effectively what the offence is designed to tackle—using code to incite or encourage terrorism. That is the meaning of the phrase "indirectly encouraging". It refers to encouragement by a sort of code. If I were an imam praising Saladin to my congregation, I would be committing an...

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