This Library briefing paper explains the types of coronavirus restrictions and requirements imposed by the UK's lockdown laws.
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Impact of Brexit on policing and criminal justice: a reading list (497 KB, PDF)
The issues covered in the articles include:
- The UK’s current arrangements for policing and criminal justice cooperation;
- The extent to which national security might be affected by Brexit;
- Possible future arrangements for cooperation from outside the EU;
- Existing arrangements between the EU and non-EU countries
Documents to download
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Impact of Brexit on policing and criminal justice: a reading list (497 KB, PDF)
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