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The speaker describes his legal battle against the unlawful recording of these incidents. The courts, notably Justice Nolles, have acknowledged the excessive and Orwellian nature of police practices. The High Court condemned police actions, equating them with Stasi, Cheka, and Ghettos, referring to dictatorial regimes with notorious human rights abuses.
A landmark victory came when the Court of Appeal struck down the guidance that permitted police to record such incidents without evidence. Yet, despite this legal victory, rogue police forces continue the practice, with thousands of non-crime hate incidents recorded weekly, fostering a culture of fear and self-censorship that persists unchecked.