Practice and Procedure
R V BASILDON CROWN COURT, EX PARTE RACHEL COOPER (2000)
PUBLISHED February 16, 2000The Crown Court had been entitled to determine that a plea of guilty in relation to an offence of failure to comply with an enforcement notice had not been equivocal.
QBD (Simon Brown LJ, Blofeld J)
16/02/2000
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