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R V (1) VICTOR BOWERS (2) DAVID TAYLOR (3) JOHN MILLAN (1998)

PUBLISHED March 13, 1998
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It was preferable for a judge to have directed that no inferences could be drawn when the appellant had been silent in interview and had not relied on a fact during the trial that should have been mentioned at interview. However, it was not fatal to the conviction if the positive direction was not given.

CA (Crim Div) (Rose LJ, Hidden J, Penry-Davey J)

13/03/1998

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