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Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill - Committee (4th Day): Amendment 166 (11 May 2023)

Lord Hogan-Howe: ...stages. The first is engagement—talking with the families and building a level of trust. The team seems to have done that in some very difficult circumstances, particularly where the state is alleged to have been involved with some of the attacks. That has taken an awful lot of work, and to destroy it at this stage in these cases would be rather terrible because that trust, hard-won, is...

Public Services: Workforce (Public Services Committee Report) - Motion to Take Note (16 Dec 2022)

Lord Hogan-Howe: ...how to use their discretionary powers to arrest and detain, although they can of course be held to account in the courts. Secondly, it is intended to provide a protection against malicious allegations by criminals under investigation. Therefore, the terms and conditions, including misconduct rules, are found in secondary legislation—police regulations. This means an officer can be...

Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill - Committee (1st Day): Amendment 8 (20 Oct 2021)

Lord Hogan-Howe: ...the police misconduct process which have to be understood and, I think, given some sympathy—but these things can be changed. For example, when a complaint is made, particularly where a criminal allegation is alleged, there is a transmission of the case, first from the force to the IOPC, then it may go to the CPS, and then it may go back to the IOPC and then it may go to the force. This...

Crown Prosecution Service: Rape and Sexual Offences - Question for Short Debate (23 Jul 2019)

Lord Hogan-Howe: ...Chakrabarti, for the opportunity to debate this important issue. There are various challenges facing the investigation and prosecution of rape, but the fundamental issue is that there are far more allegations of rape coming forward, with the statistics offered by the noble Baroness, Lady Chakrabarti, and it is taking too long for relatively few prosecutions to succeed following those...


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