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UK: Head of ACPO: Undercover policing should be authorised by judge

01 February 2011

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UK: Head of ACPO: Undercover policing should be authorised by judge (Liberty, link): "Today in a speech to Liberty, Sir Hugh Orde, president of the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO), called for undercover policing operations to be authorised in advance by a judge."

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