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Elizabeth Butler-Sloss was Deputy Coroner of the Queen's Household for the [[Diana Spencer/Inquest|Diana inquest]] and Assistant Deputy Coroner for Surrey in relation to the Fayed inquest. | Elizabeth Butler-Sloss was Deputy Coroner of the Queen's Household for the [[Diana Spencer/Inquest|Diana inquest]] and Assistant Deputy Coroner for Surrey in relation to the Fayed inquest. | ||
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| + | On 8th July 2014, Theresa May as Home Secretary, oversaw the appointment of Baroness Butler-Sloss to the inquiry set up to investigate child sexual abuse by prominent politicians and clergy in the previous decades. Within 6 days of the announcement of Baroness Butler-Sloss as chair, she was forced to stand down for conflicts of interest. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:59, 20 September 2018
 Elizabeth Butler-Sloss      (judge) | |
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| Born | Ann Elizabeth Oldfield Havers 1933-08-10 Buckinghamshire, England |
| Nationality | British |
| Children | • Frances • Robert • William |
| Spouse | Joseph William Alexander Butler-Sloss |
| Relatives | • Sir Cecil Havers • Lord Havers • Nigel Havers • Philip Havers |
Dame Elizabeth Butler-Sloss "has an impeccable CV".[1]
Activities
Elizabeth Butler-Sloss was Deputy Coroner of the Queen's Household for the Diana inquest and Assistant Deputy Coroner for Surrey in relation to the Fayed inquest.
On 8th July 2014, Theresa May as Home Secretary, oversaw the appointment of Baroness Butler-Sloss to the inquiry set up to investigate child sexual abuse by prominent politicians and clergy in the previous decades. Within 6 days of the announcement of Baroness Butler-Sloss as chair, she was forced to stand down for conflicts of interest.
