Tickell

[ tik-uhl ]

noun

1. Thomas, 1686–1740, English poet and translator.

Example Sentences

Dr Andrew Tickell from Glasgow Caledonian University said the evidence from a single witness could be used to corroborate far more of the case.

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Law lecturer Dr Andrew Tickell, from Glasgow Caledonian University, said it would amount to a very significant change.

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Dr Tickell said that would amount to a significant change to Scots Law without the approval of the Scottish Parliament and might increase the pressure on a court system already facing a major backlog in cases.

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Dr Andrew Tickell, a law lecturer at Glasgow Caledonian University, insisted the legislation had a relatively high bar for criminality, stressing its free speech provisions, including a "right" to express ideas that "offend, shock or disturb."

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Dr Tickell also pointed to a letter from the Crown Office to the Horizon Compensation Advisory Board that said it did not anticipate the number of Horizon cases in Scotland would "amount to in excess of 100".

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