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Michael Wolkind QC "How we won acquittal of Kingsnorth six"
31/05/2009
Michael Wolkind QC "How we won acquittal of Kingsnorth six" The Guardian 31st May 2009
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| Non-conviction “bad character” evidence appeal
26/05/2009
Richard Kovalevsky QC and Jamas Hodivala successfully argued that a conviction for rape, false imprisonment and various other offences was unsafe primarily owing to the trial judge’s admission of the Defendant’s disputed “bad character” ([2009] EWCA Crim 905). The judgment significantly impacts on any prosecution application to adduce evidence of non-conviction “bad character” material in which matters are, or may be, contested at trial.
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| William Clegg QC: The Master Defender
14/05/2009
East Anglian Daily Times, Suffolk, Issue 108, May 2nd 2009.
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| Landmark decision in House of Lords
08/05/2009
Timothy Kendal was instructed in the recent case of Briggs-Price in the House of Lords ([2009] UKHL 19). Their Lordships gave important guidance on the confiscation provisions of the Drugs Trafficking Act 1994.
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| Health & Safety: Crane Collapse
22/04/2009
Nigel Lithman QC led James Ageros in the successful prosecution of two companies charged with breaches of Health and Safety Regulations following the collapse of one crane and destruction of another at the site of the construction of a Special Needs school in Sussex. Two of the crane erectors were killed and a third seriously injured. The conviction followed a two week trial in Chichester Crown Court in March.
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