Professor Phil Scraton responds to Brian Pead
Brian Pead wrote to Professor Phil Scraton (of Hillsborough fame) about his
own examples of police and judicial corruption.
Today, the busy Professor took the time and trouble to respond and he wished Brian all best wishes in his fight for Justice.
The Professor urged caution over the use of the word corruption: he stated that it should be used sparingly and only in those cases where there are demonstrable examples of it.
Brian is of the same mind-set. He, too, never uses the word unless there is good reason and unless he can back it up with solid evidence. That solid evidence, of course, is to be found on this website and elsewhere.
Today, the busy Professor took the time and trouble to respond and he wished Brian all best wishes in his fight for Justice.
The Professor urged caution over the use of the word corruption: he stated that it should be used sparingly and only in those cases where there are demonstrable examples of it.
Brian is of the same mind-set. He, too, never uses the word unless there is good reason and unless he can back it up with solid evidence. That solid evidence, of course, is to be found on this website and elsewhere.
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