Lawyers call for offence to be extended to private dwellings – meaning conversations at home could spark police probes and prison sentences
Harry Miller, a businessman, former policeman and founder of Fair Cop, which opposes hate crime rules, said: ‘If the private home law is adopted by Government, a comment over the dinner table about a huge range of people could lead to a prison sentence.
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