magistrate.

Upon conclusion of the hearing, Judge Souter found that, under an objective standard, Higgins' interrogation had been custodial--in other words, under the totality of the circumstances, a reasonable person in Higgins' position would have felt restrained and not free to go. Judge Souter based this finding on a number of factors: nine officers forced their way into Higgins' home without warning and with weapons drawn; Van Gelder first told Higgins that she was not under arrest "very quickly after" the forcible police entry; Van Gelder's precise statement was that Higgins was "not under arrest at this moment"; and Van Gelder told Higgins to stand still and not grab Van Gelder's hands. Based on these factors, Judge Souter concluded that, despite Van Gelder's statement that Higgins was not inat the bottom of this blog.

United Kingdom £2

2018 UK Armistice £2

This £2 is the final coin issued as part of the First World War £2 series first issued by The Royal Mint in 2014. Issued earlier in 2018, the design by Stephen Raw features the words ‘The truth untold, the pity of war’, from the Wilfred Owen poem Strange Meeting. The words stand out of a mud-like background in the centre of this striking £2 coin, which was actually modelled in the clay taken by the artist from the Sambre-Oise Canal where Wilfred Owen died in 1918.

United Kingdom £5

2018 UK Remembrance Day £5

To honour the sacrifices of all those who have risked and continue to risk their lives to protect our freedom, a UK £5 coin was issued