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Liam Kotrie, Director at Mary Monson Solicitors, explains the legal implications of the allegations made in the BBC Presenter Case.   0:08 Newest Allegations 1:08 Who's Actually Investigating This? 1:43 Complications with the First Set of Allegations 2:26 Repercussions of Potential Offences 3:31 Liam's Legal Advise? 4:40 Malicious Communications Act 5:40 Dangerous to Discuss on Social Media?

A British spy was sent by MI6 to infiltrate a training camp dominated by al-Qaeda and the Taliban, despite obtaining ‘the highest possible score’ in an emotional instability test. He returned home traumatised and went on to kill his own child. Liam Kotrie, director of Mary Monson Solicitors, talks to Times Radio’s Alexis Conran about the highly-sensitive case, and how he believes the security service failed to protect a clearly vulnerable person.   0:00 Intro 0:20 Explaining the story 1:24 Failures of the state 2:30 Why do the tests at all if they're not being used? 3:47 Secrecy during the trial 4:45 Court claim it's lost all papers related to the case 5:28 How was the case handled? 6:01 What's the future look like?

Expert lawyer, Liam Kotrie talks to Stephen Nolan about the ethics of releasing a double child rapist and murderer. The parole board have claimed he "no longer poses a threat to society".  But can we ever truly trust someone who's shown themselves to be capable of such heinous crimes?  Or is it more important that we as a society allow for the possibility of rehabilitation even among those who have committed the most serious offences?

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