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John Upton

The Stephen Lawrence Inquiry by Sir William Macpherson
The Case of Stephen Lawrence by Brian Cathcart

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From the LRB letters page: [ 15 July 1999 ] Chris Purnell, Victor Winstone [ 19 August 1999 ] Norman Cho, Richard MacSween [ 2 September 1999 ] John Upton.

John Upton is a lawyer who lives in London.

Other articles by this contributor:

No Bail for Mr X · John Upton in the Greenwich Magistrates Court

Crimewatch UK · The Tabloids, the Judges and the Mob

In the Streets of Londonistan · Terror, Muslims and the Met

Going Not Guilty · John Upton is back in court

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In Pursuit of Pinochet
Michael Byers discusses the legal implications of the arrest of Augusto Pinochet in London in October 1998

Short Cuts
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Conor Gearty: Blunkett’s Folly

On SIAC
Brian Barder explains why he resigned from the Special Immigration Appeals Commission