British Government Attempts To Scrap Open Justice In The Name Of Fighting Terrorism

Steve Watson
Infowars.net
Wednesday, August 13, 2008

The British government has inserted provisions into a Counter-Terrorism Bill that would see centuries old principles of law and justice undermined and allow the government unprecedented powers to intervene in the workings of the judiciary.

The legislation would allow inquests to be held in secret without a jury and would grant the government the right to replace the coroner with their own appointee, should they deem it to be a matter of national security.

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