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"Fatal Protest: A 'Riot'?" - another Play penned by Colin Bobb-Semple, presents a tragic Courtroom Drama for Film, TV and Stage. * The police raid the London home of a woman of African-Caribbean descent; * She collapses whilst in police custody and dies; * Her grandson, a law student, and over 1,000 students and others, assemble outside the police station and protest about police brutality, harassment, stop and search and deaths in custody; * A group of police officers, mounted on horseback, charge towards the protesters to disperse them; * In the melee, some protesters and police officers...

This book is based on materials included in the author's Degree Research Study submitted for the Master of Arts, Criminal Justice, Brunel University, in 1993, and in his presentation "Race, Bail, Sentencing, and Human Rights in England and Wales" at a Conference on RACE held in 2008 at Monmouth University, New Jersey, USA. Statistics of Police Stop and Search activities in England and Wales show that Black people were Stopped and Searched 7 TIMES MORE than White people in 2009/10 and were Arrested over 3 TIMES MORE than White people, in relation to their proportions in the general population...

This book is an expanded version of an essay by the author published in Texas Wesleyan Law Review "English Common Law, Slavery, and Human Rights" 13 Tex. Wesleyan L. Rev. 659 (2007), which was developed from a paper presented by the author at a conference in Gloucester, England in 2006 "Too Pure an Air: Law and the Quest for Freedom, Justice, and Equality"; it discusses villeinage in England and the regal age of African history, with particular reference to Kemet (Ancient Egypt), its influence on Greek and Roman law and consequently on European and English Law; the legal aspects of "human...

This play, a Courtroom Drama for Film, TV and Stage, which is presented mainly in a Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey courtroom setting in London, England, concerns the murder trial of a young man of African-Caribbean descent, who became involved in a fatal wounding of another young man of African-Caribbean descent, at a London night club.