Practice and Procedure
G v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2012)
PUBLISHED October 19, 2012[2012] EWHC 3174 (Admin)
It had been appropriate for the magistrates' court to proceed with the trial of a young offender, because, despite expert evidence that he was not fit for trial, he understood and could engage with the trial process and an intermediary had been appointed to assist him.
DC (Pitchford LJ, Haddon-Cave J)
19/10/2012
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