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R V IAN WALMSLEY BOWERMAN AMADO-TAYLOR (2000)

PUBLISHED March 27, 2000
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It was a procedural irregularity for the trial judge not to have summed-up the evidence. Counsels' closing speeches were no substitute for a judicial and impartial review of the facts from the trial judge who was responsible for ensuring that an accused had a fair trial.

CA (Crim Div) (Henry LJ, Hidden J, Astill J)

27/03/2000

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