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Ben Mills prosecutes headteacher who ran an illegal streaming enterprise

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On behalf of Birmingham City Council, Ben Mills has secured the successful prosecution of a headteacher in a complex and sensitive matter involving the operation of a £450,000 illegal streaming enterprise from their home.

Paul Merrell admitted two offences under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act.

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