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Louise Haigh

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Tryingtokeepgoing · 29/11/2024 07:17

AIBU to think that if you really didn’t commit the crime, don’t plead guilty even if your solicitor advises you to. I mean, sure, for a traffic or speeding offence maybe that’d be the expedient thing to do. But fraud…?

Louise Haigh resigns over stolen mobile phone fraud conviction

https://www.thetimes.com/article/6772fe81-8e36-4e5d-baa8-4902a6553b4d?shareToken=3fe1e52cb5b31dc1a3e40721c219a69e

Louise Haigh resigns over stolen mobile phone fraud conviction

The transport secretary, who was investigated by her former employer and the police, says she had reported her work phone stolen when she was mugged in 2013

https://www.thetimes.com/article/6772fe81-8e36-4e5d-baa8-4902a6553b4d?shareToken=3fe1e52cb5b31dc1a3e40721c219a69e

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SerendipityJane · 04/12/2024 10:10

Are cabinet positions subject to usual employment law ? They're gifts of the Crown as I understand it.

Spent convictions aren’t confined to employment law. The law applies in any context.

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