Declared Bias – Recent Court of Appeal Case Looks At The Declared Bias of a Juror
Where there is declared bias, just how secure can a conviction be? We look at a recent case where a worrying precedent could have been set.
Failing to Surrender – “It was my solicitor’s fault”
The use of drones by police to help gather evidence and catch criminals has seen a sharp increase in the last couple of years. Here are some considerations.
Judicial Complaints
Judicial Complaints can be made where people feel there is just reason. We look at what can lead a complaint and the process involved.
With a Jury in Retirement is Further Evidence Permissible?
Can further evidence by permissible once a jury has retired to consider it’s verdict? We take a look at this complex issue.
New Public Sexual Harassment Offence Gets Government Support
A new public sexual harassment offence will come into being next year. We look at what the offence is and why change has been brought about.
Is the Health of Counsel Grounds for an Appeal?
Is ill health of the defense counsel grounds for an appeal to overturn a conviction? We look at a recent appeal which looked exactly at this issue.
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