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1. Material on this site
1.2. Lists of FB's writings on this
website
1.2.6. FB's published letters
1.2.6.4. Letters in newspapers -
The Times
The
Times
Letters
on The Times main letters page
Letters on The Times Business News page
Letters on The Times Debate page
Letters
in The Times Law
Letters on The Times Register (Lives Remembered) page
Letters in The Times Public Agenda
Letters
on The Times Modern Times page
The letters are arranged chronologically, starting in 1949. See
sections 1.2.6.2
Letters
on The Times main letters page
1949.001
T001L Charity law: cats or monks?
1965.001
T002L Fairness to ratepayers
1971.009
T003L FB’s prosecution of Peter Hain for criminal conspiracy
1972.001
T004L Costs of FB’s prosecution of Peter Hain
1976.011
T005L How to treat obscenity
1976.012
T006L Are MPs competent legislators?
1976.013
T007L Democracy endangered by clumsy parliamentary procedures
1976.014
T008L Pairing of MPs: good faith needed
1976.015
T009L Elective dictatorship: a false charge by Lord Hailsham
1976.016
T010L The House of Lords as a revising chamber
1976.017
T011L Magistrate defames defendant while acquitting him
1977.010
T012L Is pornography therapeutic?
1977.011
T013L Hailsham’s ‘elective dictatorship’ again
1977.012
T014L Mary Whitehouse prosecutes for blasphemy
1977.013
T015L Should there be mirrors in the Gents?
1977.014
T016L Should the right of private prosecution exist?
1978.014 T017L Creation of ‘library copyright’?
1978.015
T018L Drawbacks of a Bill of Rights
1978.016
T019L Why the European Human Rights Convention should not be part
of our law
1978.017
T020L Chivalry and El Vino’s
1978.018
T021L Advantages of abolishing the House of Lords
1979.013
T022L Further thoughts on abolishing the House of Lords
1979.014
T023L When crimes should be prosecuted
1980.023
T024L Further objections to a Bill of Rights
1980.024
T025L Further objections to the European Human Rights Convention
1980.025
T026L Attempted theft
1980.026
T027L Further thoughts on crimes of attempt
1980.027
T028L How the House of Lords could reform itself
1980.028
T029L Why there should be a Human Rights parliamentary select committee
1981.017
T030L Why Lord Denning should retire
1983.011
T031L Delays in activating the Consumer Credit Act 1974
1983.012
T032L Why Acts should contain a ‘historical file’
1983.013
T033L Objections to proportional representation
1983.014
T034L Our house is still our castle
1983.015
T035L There will never again be paid jobs for all
1983.016
T036L More thoughts on unemployment
1984.003
T037L The miners’ strike: failing to prosecute Scargill
1984.004
T038L Treating fines as a business expense
1984.005
T039L More thoughts on prosecuting Scargill
1984.006
T040L Women entitled to ordination since 1919
1984.007
T041L Still more thoughts on prosecuting Scargill
1985.004
T042L Juries trying aliens
1985.005
T043L The missing concept of courtesy
1986.009
T044L Why water shouldn’t be privatised
1986.010
T045L Round-the-houses motor racing
1986.011
T046L Walking to school
1988.009 T047L An accused’s right to silence
1988.010
T048L Justice must be seen to be done
1989.008
T049L What’s wrong with Bar’s Chambers system
1989.009
T050L Judges’ interference with Government
1989.010
T051L Integrating Ulster with rest of UK
1989.011
T052L Controlling football hooligans
1990.008
T053L Ulster ruled by political parties it didn’t elect
1990.009
T054L IRA murder of Ian Gow MP
1990.010
T055L Why not treat Conservatives as an Ulster political party?
1991.006
T056L Keeping the common law up to date
1992.003
T057L Consent to a private prosecution
1992.004
T058L Licensing of homicide by judges
1994.009
T059L Humanist morality
1994.010
T060L Should we have a ‘not proven’ verdict?
1995.008
T061L Can non-lawyers understand legislation?
1995.009
T062L Pakistan threat to non-Islamic religions
1995.010
T063L How bank holidays spread to neighbouring days
1995.011
T064L Official failure to resist direct action militants
1995.012
T065L Government interference with prosecution policy
1996.005
T066L Using inexperienced legislative drafters
1996.006
T067L Islam’s unlawful English parliament
1996.007
T068L European court extends its own jurisdiction
1996.008
T069L Goldsmith’s absurd referendum question
1997.003
T070L Judicial officers must be ‘high-principled’
1997.004
T071L MPs who will not take the oath
1997.005
T072L Overruling of film censor by local authority
1997.006
T073L Attack on Viscount Tonypandy
1997.007
T074L Meaning of ‘public authority’ in Human Rights
Bill
1998.019
T075L New House of Lords should not be elected
1998.020
T076L New House of Lords should not be chosen like a jury
1998.021
T077L Frank Field MP as a man of principle
1998.022
T078L More objections to proportional representation
1999.032
T079L More on judicial expansionism
1999.033
T080L Delay in activating Human Rights Act 1998
1999.034
T081L Should there be an English Parliament?
1999.035
T082L Reliance on implication in legislation
1999.036
T083L More on judicial expansionism
2000.058
T084L More on membership of new House of Lords
2000.059
T085L Tony Martin: more on the house as a castle
2000.060
T086L News officially stage-managed
2000.061
T087L More on Human Rights Act 1998
2000.062
T088L The Human Rights Act 1998 and under-age sex
2000.063
T089L Derisory royalties for academic authors
2001.033
T090L What MPs say about the meaning of Bills
2001.034
T091L Criminalising underage sex between age-mates
2001.035
T092L More on criminalising underage sex
2001.036
T093L Unlawful acts of Northern Ireland Secretary
2001.037
T094L Criminalising criticism of religion
2002.011
T095L Keeping civil servants independent of Government
2002.012
T096L Old people and computers
2002.013
T097L Trade unions and ‘cash for influence’
2002.014
T098L Iraq: war not the ugliest of things
2003.018
T099L Common law is behind Human Rights Act 1998
2003.019
T100L Why we should keep the Lord Chancellor
2003.020
T101L Bias and the BBC’s responsibilities (Iraq war)
2003.021
T102L Honours system restricts freedom
2004.022
T103L Fair trials and suicide bombers
2004.023
T104L Racism: Ron Atkinson’s TV slip
2004.024
T105L Mental Capacity Bill
2004.032
T106L The Times goes 'compact'
2005.014
T107L Stirring up religious hatred
2005.027
T108L Arguments against proportional representation
2006.006
T109L 'Legislave and Regulatory Reform Bill', 20 February 2006
2006.026 Legislation in plain English?, Sent on 17 June 2006 but not published
2007.008 T110L
'Clearing the Court for Niqab wearers', 30 Apr 2007
2007.010 T111L Blair's right to act as Prime Minister
when retiring, 8 Jun 2007
2007.016 T112 Blair's right
to act as Prime Minister when retiring (3), 12 Jun 2007
2008.008 T113L Ed Balls attacked over his bullying of schools,
23 Apr 2008 Lead letter
2008.018 T114L Poor quality of Bill for extending 28-day charging period,
11 Jun 2008 Lead Letter
Letters
on The Times Business News page
1978.013
BN001L Need for a Council of Consultant Professions
Letters
on The Times Debate page
2002.015
D001L Regional assemblies betray the ancient kingdom of England
2002.016
D002L Conservative Party members not washed up
2003.022
D003L Rowan Williams is wrong man for job
2003.023
D004L When flexitime is unreasonable
2003.024
D005L Destroying the wonderful thing called childhood
2003.025
D006L Is debt an evil?
2003.026
D007L Naked ramblers
2003.027
D008L Hutton Inquiry
2004.010
D009L Reforming the Honours System
2004.011
D010L Defects of the draft European Union Constitution
2004.012
D011L Smacking of children
Letters in the The Times Law
2005.026
L001L Homophobia in Times Law
Letters
on The Times Register (Lives Remembered) pages
2002.010.
LR001L More on Sir Garfield Todd deceased
2003.013
LR002L More on Lord Jenkins of Hillhead deceased
2003.014
LR003L More on Sir John Smith QC deceased
2003.015
LR004L More on Edward Erdman deceased
2003.016
LR005L Godfrey Carter CBE deceased
2003.017
LR006L More on Godfrey Carter CBE deceased
Letters
in The Times Public Agenda
2004.029
PA001L Means tested
2004.036
PA002L Teaching Aetheism
Letters
on The Times Modern Times pages
2004.031
MT001L How to ditch your partner
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