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"Taping will enable courts to define for police departments what is and is not acceptable coercion in the interview environment," he said.

After the bill had its second reading, the government introduced new provisions to enable courts to impose injunctions on those it considers, on the balance of probabilities, to have been involved in or encouraged "gang-related violence" in order to prevent future violence or to protect the person.

He also supported what appears to be a fresh push by Senator Dianne Feinstein to introduce legislation to enable courts to order access to encrypted devices.

Last summer home affairs ministers from France and Germany called for a law to enable courts to demand Internet companies decrypt data on request.

Last summer interior ministers in France and Germany also called for the European Commission to consider a law change to enable courts to demand Internet companies decrypt data to afford security agencies access to messages.

A fresh chapter of the crypto wars looks to be opening up in Europe, after the French and German interior ministers took to a podium yesterday to lobby for a law change that would enable courts to demand that Internet companies decrypt data to help further criminal investigations.

This enables courts to recover any assets that a criminal has acquired as a result of writing about their crimes.

In 1999, Connecticut passed a bill that enabled courts to authorize the seizure of weapons from threatening individuals, and, in 2005, Indiana enacted a similar law.

This is the centrepiece of Obama's plan: he intends to enable bankruptcy courts to modify mortgage payments, which they are currently prevented from doing by statute.

The introduction of the new civil stalking protection orders will enable the courts to impose restrictions on suspected stalkers, including staying away from their target, restricting their internet use, attending a rehabilitation programme or seeking treatment for mental health issues.

He said the law had been amended to enable the courts to means test for legal aid and the system was being rolled out around the country, but had yet to reach Southwark.