Justice vs. Security: A Legal Dilemma

This chapter examines the complex career of a former Director of Public Prosecutions in the early 2000s, focusing on the balance between human rights and national security in cases involving terrorism. It critiques the legal defense of suspected terrorists and the public backlash against human rights lawyers, exploring the moral implications of their actions. Additionally, the chapter analyzes the political ramifications of these legal strategies and the evolving narratives surrounding immigrants from Islamic countries in Britain.