Practice and Procedure
R (on the application of DINES) v PLYMOUTH CROWN COURT (2007)
PUBLISHED April 24, 2007[2007] EWHC 1029 (Admin)
A Crown Court had correctly applied the criminal standard and burden of proof to an individual's appeal against his conviction for criminal damage and had not by its language reversed the burden of proof.
DC (Gage LJ, Rafferty J)
24/04/2007
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