By Andy McCue
Published: Monday 22 January 2007
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Name
Jeremy Wickins
Location
Sheffield, UK
Occupation
Researcher, Biometrics and Social Exclusion
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One would like to think that even the possibility that this happened would lead to a change in legislation to benefit everyone (e.g. better, compulsory, judicial oversight of surveillance), but there will just be an exemption for government bodies slotted in by a Statutory Instrument, never debated by Parliament. This is the nature of State corruption.
Hoist on their own petard!
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One would like to think that even the possibility ...
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Sarah
I certainly hope someone is listening to them beca...
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