Ex-Law Chief Attacks Blair's Terror Plans

Evening Standard - London › September 16, 2005

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PLANS to imprison anyone who "glorifies" terrorism are unnecessary and likely to be stymied by Parliament, the Prime Minister's former law chief warned today.

Lord Morris, who served as Attorney General during Tony Blair's first term, said moves to detain terror suspects for 90 days without charge would also face serious obstacles.

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Ex-Law Chief Attacks Blair's Terror Plans

His remarks came as the Prime Minister defended his plans for toug...

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