Tag: Court Of Appeal
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Gangsters launch appeal after Met Police officer pictured in car with female juror
[ad_1] Defence lawyers saw the incident from their robing room at Harrow Crown Court and gathered photographic evidence [ad_2] Source link
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Key events in Wayne Couzens’ policing career and the fallout of his crimes
[ad_1] A timeline of events concerning the former police officer. [ad_2] Source link
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Sanctioned oligarch and superyacht owner lose Court of Appeal bids
[ad_1] Eugene Shvidler took his case to the Court of Appeal alongside Russian businessman Sergei Naumenko. [ad_2] Source link
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Shamima Begum loses bid to regain British citizenship as appeal thrown out
[ad_1] “(Her) trafficking was a mandatory, relevant consideration in determining whether it was conducive to the public good and proportionate to deprive her of citizenship, but it was not considered by the Home Office”, said Samantha Knights KC, who is part of Begum’s legal team. [ad_2] Source link
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Attorney General reviewing whether Nottingham attacker sentence too lenient
[ad_1] Victoria Prentis is deciding whether to ask judges for a formal review of the hospital order sentence for Valdo Calocane. [ad_2] Source link
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Woman to be freed from prison after pregnancy discovery
[ad_1] In a judgment on Thursday, Mr Justice Andrew Baker, who heard the case with Lord Justice Holroyde and Mr Justice Garnham, said: “We are satisfied that when the appellant’s pregnancy and its specific attendant consequences and risks, for the appellant and her unborn baby, are added to the other personal mitigation available to the…
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The Post Office scandal: Key questions around plan to quash convictions
[ad_1] The Government has said it will exonerate subpostmasters wrongly convicted of swindling money, because of a faulty software system. [ad_2] Source link
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Ministers under pressure to move swiftly to address Horizon Post Office scandal
[ad_1] It comes as public anger over the Horizon IT scandal saw former Post Office boss Paula Vennells hand back her CBE. [ad_2] Source link
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Sunak faces threat to leadership as Tory factions gather to consider Rwanda Bill
[ad_1] Home Office modelling, seen by The Times newspaper, that suggests 99.5% of individual legal challenges submitted by asylum seekers will fail to block their deportation under the Bill, will be used by the Government to counter claims by right-wing critics. [ad_2] Source link
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Supreme Court to rule on Rwanda asylum policy
[ad_1] Defeat will be another blow to Rishi Sunak’s promise to ‘stop the boats’. [ad_2] Source link