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“We wish to pay tribute to the way the case has been handled by all concerned, albeit after a slow start on the part of the Secretary of State.” (per Lord Justice Richards in R (on the application of Maya Evans) v The Secretary of State for Defence [2010] EWHC 1445 (Admin))
	Lord Justice Richards

Pat Long seeks independent inquiry into the death of her son, Corporal Paul Long of the Royal Military Police, in Majar-al-Kabir in 2003

See link below for a copy of our Pre-Action Protocol letter sent to the Secretary of State for Defence:

http://publicinterestlawyers.co.uk/go_files/files/1S1MINJ5W8Z3.pdf

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