Practice and Procedure
R v (1) SUKWINDER SINGH SANGHERA (2) JASBIT SINGH TAKHAR (2012)
PUBLISHED January 24, 2012[2012] EWCA Crim 16
The convictions of two offenders for the offence of murder were safe as the judge had correctly admitted defence statements and was not wrong to refuse to sever the trial. A minimum term of 29 years in respect of one of the offenders was not manifestly excessive.
CA (Crim Div) (Aikens LJ, Maddison J, Judge Stephens QC)
24/01/2012
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