If all rape trials are to be reviewed because the DPP belatedly accepts the scope for massive miscarriage of justice caused by disclosure, all volume cases should be reviewed too: https://t.co/lt02XAuhHK
The greatest disclosure problems are in fact in what are known as “volume” cases - run-of-the-mill criminal trials that don’t make the headlines: https://t.co/nzdvXIr3Gd
My chapter on Criminal Justice in Appendix 5 to the Bach Report evidences the huge scale of the problem. I agree with Chair of Bar Council that savage financial cuts to justice bodies form a big part of the cause. https://t.co/zxlqqN0KLp
@neill_bob This is truly excellent news. Thank you. Please do not allow the @CommonsJustice committee to fall into the same trap as many media outlets in focusing solely on recent rape case disclosure scandals. The campaign pre-dates these and the problem extends to all offences. https://t.co/EBdJNQO49n
@judiciaryUK This is splendid. If only the Government would realise that judicial exchanges at this level are incredibly valuable. There should be more of them https://t.co/HKxwibjP1D
A senior delegation of English judges @JudiciaryUK visited #Iraq as part of our work to promote judicial independence & help strengthen Iraqi’s judicial capacity. Here Lord Justice Gross talks about the visit & the importance of the rule of law @MoJGovUK @tradegovukMENA
@CrimeLineLaw @RichardMoorhead It is always open to an appellant to withdraw a case prior to judgment, subject to the risk of costs consequences if the respondent has incurred any.
@AdamWagner1 And it was also a Labour Government which was strongly opposed to U.K. citizens having the right to access the court when it was first created.
Former Lords Brexit minister warns gov that lack of clarity on policy re EU-UK relations post Exit "would mean the transitional period is a gang plank into thin air" https://t.co/XPffqbzme3 via @financialtimes
This is one of the important lessons that have been learned since 1980. Quality of life is very important and is too often ignored or overlooked. https://t.co/XJuppdqTSo
@ian_imagee I remember one lawyer in the Treasury Solr's Dept who was keen that conferences with counsel at 4.30 should end quickly, so he could go home
I remember that when insurers wished to settle a case after reading our draft judgment, we said we would deliver judgment anyway. They couldn't pick and choose publicity for judgments favourable to them. https://t.co/ctaHV577BA