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R (on the application of O'BRIEN v (1) CITY OF LONDON MAGISTRATES' COURT (defendant) (2) CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE (interested party) (2013)
PUBLISHED October 29, 2013A magistrates court had not acted unreasonably in adjourning a trial on the basis that the case would not be completed within a day due to the late attendance of prosecution witnesses and the defendant's late application to adduce bad character evidence.
DC (Aikens LJ, Globe J)
29/10/2013
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