This case deals with the sort of illness which will allow the Court to conclude a Defendant is not fit to give evidence and cannot
This case visits the issue of when loss of control as a defence should be left to the jury to consider . The Court formulated
This case is a reminder of the principles established in Jogee and Johnson & Others that to appeal on the basis of a change in
The Court determined DNA Evidence alone can lead to a conviction but it depends on the circumstances The facts of this appeal require us to
In a case where a complaint became visibly distressed during giving evidence and a Judge intervened the Court gave guidance as to the correct approach
This case revisited the strange circumstances that cannot now arise in fresh offences but still applies sot qualifying historic cases relating to sexual offences said
