Complaint of Abuse of Police Powers (Judicial Review Administrative Court CO/1680/2002)2
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Fri, 19 Aug at 07:59
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Independent Office for Police Conduct
Professional Standards Department Kent Police
Dear Sirs
Would what I have surmised in the link attached be an accurate representation of the due process for the eventual Judicial Review of the matter in due course, once the Metropolitan Police has made its final decision on whether there was an abuse of powers at Kent Police, and then Medway County Court has ruled on the Injunction applied for under Claim J00ME572?
Role of the Metropolitan Police in monitoring the Police Forces around the country is clarified | The Conservative Lib (theconservativelibertariansociety.com) https://www.theconservativelibertariansociety.com/forum/tclp-uk-proceedings/role-of-the-metropolitan-police-in-monitoring-the-police-forces-around-the-country-is-clarified
Role of the Metropolitan Police in monitoring the Police Forces around t...
Further to my investigation of whether the Metropolitan Police has overall control over the individual police fo...
Thank you for your immediate attention. If the process needs to be revised, it will be in all our interests that the process in known to all parties.
Yours sincerely
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
3 Hoath Lane
Wigmore
Gillingham
Kent ME8 0SL
Tel: 07967789619
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Role of the Metropolitan Police in monitoring the Police Forces around the country is clarified
in TCLP-UK proceedings
Further to my investigation of whether the Metropolitan Police has overall control over the individual police forces of England, Wales and Northern Ireland, I have had correspondence with them and they have clarified that the only way they would get involved in a complaint by a citizen that the local Police Force under which they live have abused their powers in dealing with crimes alleged if the matter is referred to the Metropolitan Police by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). It is therefore for the IOPC to investigate complaints and do the referral in conjuction with the Professional Standards Department (PSD) of the Police Force concerned.
In my case of complaint against Kent Police, no such referral has been made and so the Metropolitan Police cannot get involved. The IOPC has not written to me on the matter so that it must be assumed that it is still conducting its investigation in the PSD of Kent Police. The latest communication is linked:
Automatic reply: JUDICIAL REVIEW: CASE REFERENCE NO CO/1680/2002 (knowledgeassessmentanddissemination.com) https://www.knowledgeassessmentanddissemination.com/post/automatic-reply-judicial-review-case-reference-no-co-1680-2002
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Complaint of Abuse of Police Powers (Judicial Review Administrative Court CO/1680/2002)2
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