Really pleased to get this result for our client. Great to have worked with @cooper_lion to have yet another Turkish red notice removed. https://t.co/NyrPw2Iq4v
Polish (PiS appointed?) judge 'strikes back' at Dutch judges who refuse to cooperate with #Poland on European Arrest Warrants due to concern of the independence of courts in #Poland. #ruleoflaw
European cooperation breaks down.
Bob Neill repeatedly asks PM for detail on government plans for a replacement of the European Arrest Warrant and other EU wide police and security mechanisms. Sustained questioning but BJ doesn’t provide any detail- says government wants to have new arrangements in place by 2021.
Join us on 10 September (9am) for our webinar on preparing for the new immigration system. We will discuss what the changes to the Immigration Rules will mean for employers. Register here: https://t.co/9bGq9LuwqA #ThinkTalkLaw#immigration#employment
Government may choose when to implement legislation but not just abandon it altogether @BDBpitmans takes on government in the courts
https://t.co/xwSJ2rmGVx
@CrimeLineLaw@jwsswain Thanks Andrew - hadn’t seen this. I expect it’s often more tempting for the press to focus on the refusal of a state to extradite rather than the actual reality
@jwsswain@CrimeLineLaw Completely agree with your assessment post Brexit but maybe in this case more relevant that UK have no power to request extradition, rather than the ability of Germany to theoretically refuse it
@jwsswain@CrimeLineLaw Notwithstanding the nationality bar, on what basis would UK request extradition anyway? OAPA potentially for prosecution of British national accused of murder abroad but not aware of any power relating to British victim? Would it not be JIT if anything?
What next for Anne Sacoolas? Anthony Hanratty, senior associate in our white collar crime team, discusses this in his article here: https://t.co/RQBDbvtcIV
The new grid from the Financial Services Regulatory Initiatives Forum sets out the regulatory pipeline. This sets out the planned regulatory initiatives for the next 12 months. https://t.co/jPy5NTn1N8
@VickyParkLondon@TowerHamletsNow I know that. I’m asking why other forms of exercise aren’t permitted, given that the park is the only outdoor space a lot local residents have
Client discharged from Italian extradition request in relation to alleged £140m fraud. With thanks to @CanestriniLex for his expert evidence on breach of retrial rights and the (as always) outstanding work of @jmt_jones @matrixchambers
Case Study: Successful discharge from Italian European Arrest Warrant. Anthony Hanratty, senior associate in our white collar crime team, discusses here: https://t.co/mchyzQtbwd
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Why has the Serious Fraud Office closed its Libor manipulation investigation? Senior associate, Anthony Hanratty, discusses this in his recent article for @Law360: https://t.co/8uujBAErVg
Following the arrest of Mike Lynch on a US extradition request, I comment in the FT on the perceived inequality of the US/UK extradition treaty.
https://t.co/0NwbjivRtJ via @financialtimes
I comment in the Mail on how its business as usual with the US extradition request. Sweden drops investigation into alleged rape by Julian Assange https://t.co/NoSClDLLxE via @MailOnline
BDB Pitmans recommended in The Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners UK 2020 guides. Read more: https://t.co/Zc6qpcfIsv @thelegal500@ChambersGuides#firmnews