Practice and Procedure
CEDRIC GORDON V THE QUEEN (1996)
PUBLISHED June 24, 1996Appeal on the ground that the prosecution had failed to tender an alleged exculpatory statement of the defendant at his trial for murder.
PC (Lord Keith, Lord Griffiths, Lord Jauncey, Lord Steyn, Lord Cooke of Thorndon)
24/06/1996
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