Never-before-seen interviews with Keir Starmer, 1996-2004
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Archival footage from 1996 follows Keir Starmer assisting London Greenpeace activists Helen Steel and David Morris in the McLibel trial against McDonald's, discussing the legal system's imbalance.
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Answers: What was Keir Starmer's role in the McLibel case?
- McLibel trial
- freedom of speech
- libel laws in the UK
- legal representation for low-income defendants
What it concludes
- The libel laws in the UK create a real risk that criticism will be stifled because those without money cannot afford to stand up and try to prove what they say is true.
- David and Helen did not win one or two minor battles; they won two of those issues outright and half of two other issues.
- It is assumed that local authorities' reputation is lowered when there has been nothing to suggest that they've lost the sale of even one hamburger.
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