Philip McGhee
Philip McGhee is a representative of the Crown Prosecution Service in the UK, involved in prosecuting cases that involve public order offenses. In the recent case against Hamit Coskun, McGhee clarified that the prosecution was not centered on the act of burning the Quran itself, but rather on Coskun's disorderly conduct during the incident outside the Turkish consulate in London. His statements have highlighted the legal distinction between freedom of expression and public disorder.
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Dominican Republic:
Prosecutor Philip McGhee described the events leading to the collision and the actions of Justin Clarke-Samuel after the incident.
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Ghana:
Prosecutor Philip McGhee outlined the facts of the case during the court proceedings.
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Pakistan:
Philip McGhee, for the Crown Prosecution Service, insisted that Coskun was being prosecuted for his disorderly behaviour in public.
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