Mr David Hennessy
January 28, 1932 -Summary information for Mr David Hennessy
Contributions
2000
4 speeches — Either-way Cases Committed to Crown Court Written Answers January 17, 2000
2 speeches — Criminal Justice (Mode of Trial) Bill [H.L.] Lords January 20, 2000
Probation Service Lords January 24, 2000
Knives Act 1997 Written Answers January 27, 2000
Offences Against the Person Act 1861 Written Answers January 27, 2000
Criminal Law Revision Committee Written Answers January 27, 2000
Deaths in Police Custody: Proceedings Written Answers February 1, 2000
Either-way Offences committed to Crown Court Written Answers February 2, 2000
Probation Officer Numbers Written Answers February 3, 2000
Magistrates from Afro-Caribbean and Asian Ethnic Minorities Written Answers March 27, 2000
Royal Commission on Criminal Justice, Recommendations 222 and 223 Written Answers April 3, 2000
Child Support, Pensions and Socialv Security Bill Lords April 17, 2000
Criminal Justice: Royal Commission's Recommendations Written Answers April 20, 2000
Criminal Justice and Court Services Bill Written Answers May 3, 2000
Probation Orders: Compliance Written Answers May 3, 2000
2 speeches — Public Inquiries: Appointment of Judges Lords May 11, 2000
4 speeches — Child Support, Pensions and Social Security Bill Lords May 22, 2000
Postal Services Bill Lords June 8, 2000
Persistent Young Offenders Written Answers June 14, 2000
Community Sentence Breach: Loss of State Benefits Written Answers June 23, 2000
Crown Prosecution Service: Funding Written Answers June 26, 2000
Probation Service: Title Written Answers June 26, 2000
Prison and Probation Services Inspectorates Written Answers June 26, 2000
7 speeches — REMOVAL OF RESTRICTION ON PENSION ANNUITIES Lords June 27, 2000
CPS: Staff Attitudes and Stress Written Answers June 29, 2000
Criminal Justice and Court Services Bill Lords July 3, 2000
Football Hooliganism Lords July 4, 2000
Community Sentence Breach: Loss of State Benefits, Scotland Written Answers July 10, 2000
Breach of Community Orders: Prison Sentence Numbers Written Answers July 18, 2000
Anti-social Behaviour Orders Written Answers July 18, 2000
REPORT ON COST OF PENSION UPRATING IN LINE WITH GENERAL EARNINGS LEVEL Lords July 19, 2000
Probation Committees: Use of Home Secretary's Default Powers Written Answers July 27, 2000
Community Service Orders and Probation Supervision: Home Secretary's Powers Written Answers July 27, 2000
Criminal Justice (Mode of Trial) (No. 2) Bill Lords September 28, 2000
Criminal Justice and Court Services Bill Lords October 2, 2000
2 speeches — CHIEF INSPECTOR NOT TO HOLD OFFICE OF CHIEF INSPECTOR OF PRISONS Lords October 2, 2000
Home Detention Curfew Scheme Written Answers October 3, 2000
Domestic Burglary Written Answers October 3, 2000
Criminal Justice Functions: Devolution Written Answers October 3, 2000
2 speeches — Criminal Justice and Court Services Bill Lords October 4, 2000
2 speeches — DEFENCE AGAINST SECTION 8 OF THE MISUSE OF DRUGS ACT 1971 Lords October 4, 2000
Customs and Excise Prosecutions Written Answers October 4, 2000
Crown Prosecution Service Written Answers October 4, 2000
Criminal Justice Act, s.95: Publications Written Answers October 9, 2000
Salaried Defence Service Written Answers October 12, 2000
Government Special Advisers Written Answers October 25, 2000
2 speeches — Criminal Justice and Court Services Bill Lords October 31, 2000
3 speeches — Indecent conduct towards children. Lords October 31, 2000
Home Office: Staff Numbers Written Answers November 6, 2000
Nottingham: Police Firearms Written Answers November 7, 2000
Home Office and Lord Chancellor's, Department: Staff Numbers Written Answers November 20, 2000
Electronically Monitored Curfew Orders Written Answers November 27, 2000
Mandatory Sentences Written Answers November 27, 2000
LORDS AMENDMENT Lords November 28, 2000
Burglary: Repeat Offences Written Answers November 30, 2000
Private Security Industry Bill [H.L.] Lords December 18, 2000
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