In a multi handed case a Judge had carefully considered the evidence to support both discharging the jury member and the impact on the jury . The Court concluded that whilst the…
Judicial review was not the most suitable approach to challenging a refusal by the CPS of a request for disclosure of evidence which a man convicted of five murders said would undermine…
A CCRC Referral fialed where the original case shifted by the time of the appeal with a DNA ground abandoned and the Court concluded that the weight of circumstantial evidence was not…
A robbery convction was unsafe where it was secured on the basis of identification evidence . Although the judge had given a full and proper Turnbull direction, part of his direction was…
The court refused to admit fresh psychiatric evidence in support of a possible defence of diminished responsibility to a charge of murder. Diminished responsibility had not been pursued at trial, the opinion…
A defendant’s trial for causing grievous bodily harm with intent had not been unfair given that he had deliberately absented himself from the trial process and deprived himself of his right to…