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| Mark Duggan's mother allowed to challenge inquest verdict | Mark Duggan's mother allowed to challenge inquest verdict |
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| An inquest verdict that Mark Duggan was lawfully killed when he was shot dead by police can be challenged, it has been ruled. | |
| Mr Duggan, 29, was shot in Tottenham, north London, in August 2011. | Mr Duggan, 29, was shot in Tottenham, north London, in August 2011. |
| A judge has ruled that his mother Pamela Duggan has "an arguable case" that should be heard by the Divisional Court in London. | |
| Mr Justice Mitting said he was granting "limited permission" to apply for judicial review. | Mr Justice Mitting said he was granting "limited permission" to apply for judicial review. |
| A full hearing will take place at the High Court at a later date. | |
| The inquest jury concluded in January that Mr Duggan did not have a gun when he was shot by officers who surrounded a minicab he was travelling in. | |
| He was was shot during an attempt to carry out an arrest after firearms officers stopped the taxi, the inquest was told. | |
| There were angry scenes outside the court following the verdict and there were shouts of "murderers" as Met Police read a statement. | |
| Mr Duggan's death sparked riots in Tottenham which later spread across England. | |
| His aunt Carole Duggan said he had been "executed". | |
| Mr Justice Mitting said the case should go before a panel of judges including either the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Thomas, or the President of the Queen's Bench Division, Sir Brian Leveson. |