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High Court rejects challenge to anonymity rulings in the Undercover Policing Inquiry

01/03/2019

Mr Justice Supperstone today handed down a 34 page ruling refusing the claimants permission to seek judicial review of 23 anonymity decisions made by the Chairman of the Inquiry, Sir John Mitting.

David Barr KC appeared on behalf of Sir John and continues to act as Leading Counsel to this long-running Inquiry. Neutral citation: [2019] EWHC 426 Admin.

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