An excerpt from “Mistaken Identity” – a work in progress

Mistaken Identity Arrest: One legged man leaves Police with no leg to stand on

Sometimes, the question as to whether the Police have “reasonable suspicion” to justify a person’s arrest is a highly nuanced question which needs to be the subject of intense legal debate and analysis both in and out of the Court room.  On other occasions, it is a matter of blindingly obvious common sense which Officers have overlooked, as they going rushing in ‘where angels fear to tread.’ My client Richard is a 6 foot tall man, with a strong …

An excerpt from “Mistaken Identity” – a work in progress

The odds of any one of us having a doppelganger are quite high. Whether or not you got to meet him or her, or be confronted by them was significantly lower. Except of course, unless you are a celebrity. It was a phenomenon remarkable only for the fact, at times, certain high-profile people, notorious or not, had doubles if only to put off enemies or the general public. Sometimes we see people in the street, people who look like someone we knew, …