Practice and Procedure
R V ALLADICE (1988)
PUBLISHED May 10, 1988Denial of right-breach of s.58 but confession to stand : Chief inspector authorising detention procedure : Breach of s.58 does not necessarily render statement inadmissible : Access to solicitor denied-breach of s.58 but confession to stand
CA (Crim Div) (Lord Lane LCJ, Hazan J, Rose J)
10/05/1988
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