Practice and Procedure
R (on the application of JEFFERIES) v ST ALBANS CROWN COURT (Defendant) & CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE (Interested Party) (2012)
PUBLISHED February 15, 2012[2012] EWHC 338 (Admin)
A Crown Court had correctly declined to admit a complainant's conviction for affray as bad character evidence since it did not affect the credibility of her allegations that she had been subjected to threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour.
DC (Gross LJ, Irwin J)
15/02/2012
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