In January 2019, ex-police officer Harry Miller was contacted by Humberside police, after he tweeted a limerick that was critical of transgender people. Even though no crime had been committed, the police recorded the post as a non-crime hate incident. He’s since won a legal challenge, with the Court of Appeal ruling that the police guidance was wrongly used and had a chilling effect on his freedom of speech. He’s now launched the Bad Law Project to help others who find themselves in the same situation.
Project Challenges Ideology Disguised as Law
By Jane Werrell
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