Bad Faith
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| Initial release | September 10, 2010 |
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| Directors | Kristian Petri |
| Screenplay | Magnus Dahlström |
| Producers | Johannes Åhlund |
| Composers | Fredrik Emilson |
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| ID | 2469970 |
About Bad Faith
Mona finds the victim of a serial killer, and the experience triggers something with her. As her fascination turns into an obsession, she decides to track the killer down on her own.
Striking unions to be required to keep schools open
... " Bad Faith But all four of the education unions involved in talks with government have reacted angrily to the announcement...
Parents' social contract with schools fractured - Ofsted
... yet it is being argued that Ofsted is acting punitively or in Bad Faith by not doing so and that clarification is needed, " Ms Spielman s report says...
Ahead of Ohio abortion vote, Republicans try to change the rules
... " This was just Bad Faith...
Rail strikes cynically targeting Eurovision, transport minister says
... Steve Montgomery, chair of the RDG Group, said the union was " negotiating in Bad Faith, again denying their members a say on a fair pay deal, needlessly disrupting the lives of millions of our passengers, and undermining the viability of an industry critical to Britain s economy"...
Liam Holden: Murder suspect was waterboarded into confession, court rules
... Soldiers acted in Bad Faith Delivering Friday s ruling in the damages case against the Ministry of Defence (MoD), the judge said Mr Holden genuinely believed he was going to be killed...
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... Ms De La Cruz says her recording has also been used in concerts, and argues that its use amounts to " gross negligence, Bad Faith and, worse still, an attack on her privacy, morals and dignity"...
SNP leader candidates call for 'robust' audit of vote system
... SNP ultimately accountable Ms Thomson later said some concerns that had been raised were " based on hearsay or are from Bad Faith actors" however, others had been expressed by longstanding party members...
Mary Queen of Scots: Deposed ruler's secret prison letters found and decoded
... She rightly thinks these talks are being conducted in Bad Faith by the English...
Liam Holden: Murder suspect was waterboarded into confession, court rules
By Julian O'Neill & James KellyBBC News NI
The family of a Belfast man has been awarded £350,000 in damages after he was tortured into admitting killing a British Soldier in 1972.
Liam Holden was subjected to waterboarding techniques while in military custody and his treatment led to A Confession , The High Court ruled.
His conviction for murdering Private Frank Bell was quashed a decade ago.
The Last man in the UK sentenced to hang, Mr Holden died last September, aged 68.
His death penalty was commuted and he was released 17 years into a 40-year sentence, the rest of which he spent on licence.
He always maintained he was hooded, waterboarded and had a gun pointed at his head before wrongly admitting to shooting Private Bell .
Mr Holden's murder conviction was finally quashed in 2012, and he was then awarded £1m for losses suffered due to the miscarriage of justice.
'Soldiers acted in Bad Faith 'Delivering Friday's ruling in the damages case against the Ministry of Defence (MoD), The Judge said Mr Holden genuinely believed he was going to be killed.
With paratroopers having wrongly and unlawfully induced him to make the admission, the MoD was held liable for his malicious prosecution and misfeasance in public office.
" The plaintiff was subjected to waterboarding; he was hooded; he was driven in a car flanked by soldiers to a location where he thought he would be assassinated, " said The Judge .
" A gun was put to his head and he was threatened that he would be shot dead.
" Hooding of the plaintiff, in the circumstances as alleged, constitutes inhuman and degrading treatment in breach of Article 3 of the [European Convention on Human Rights ], " He Said .
The Judge said that while The Soldiers had an " honest belief" they were acting lawfully they knew their actions would injure Mr Holden and " unquestionably acted in Bad Faith ".
Their actions left Mr Holden with significant psychological effects, said The Judge .
After the ruling, the Holden family expressed sadness and relief.
" My Father is Not Here to see this finished, " his son Samuel Bowden told BBC Radio Ulster's Talkback programme.
" What he went through should never have happened. . Today it's All Clear that he was innocent. "
'Like I was drowning'At a previous court hearing, Mr Holden gave his account of his treatment by soldiers after his arrest.
He Said he was pinned to the floor while a towel was placed over his face.
" They started pouring a bucket of water slowly through the towel, " He Said .
" The First thing I felt was the cold, then trying to breathe And Then sucking water in through my mouth and up my nose.
" It was like you were just drowning. "
He Said that up to four sessions of questioning and waterboarding were carried out.
Mr Holden was then hooded, dragged out of a chair and taken to a loyalist area of Belfast.
" While we were driving one of The Soldiers was tapping my knee with a gun, saying: 'This is For You ', " he told The Court .
" They took me out of The Car and brought me into a field, put a gun To My head and said if I didn't admit to shooting The Soldier they would shoot me. "
Asked by his barrister how he had responded to the alleged threat, Mr Holden replied: " I just said: 'I shot The Soldier . '
" [I] made a cock-and-bull story about where I shot him from, where I got The Weapon , where I dumped The Weapon and how I got away. "
A forensic psychiatrist who examined Mr Holden in 2016 said he described being plagued by nightmares more frightening than any real-life experience.
His son Samuel said his criminal record made it difficult to get work, leave the country or just " get a Normal Life going".
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
