Practice and Procedure
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS V JAMES DALLAS MEAKIN (2006)
PUBLISHED May 4, 2006[2006] EWHC 1067 (QB)
A magistrates' court was wrong to stay proceedings as an abuse of process where it could not be shown that a fair trial was not possible.
QBD (Scott Baker LJ, Openshaw J)
04/05/2006
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