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R v SHANNON TAMIZ (AKA MIAH) : R v ABDELLAH DOHFI : R v JUNED MIAH : R v KAMAL HUSSAIN : R v MOHAMMED YOUNAS (2010)
PUBLISHED November 12, 2010[2010] EWCA Crim 2638
It had not been unfair in criminal proceedings to admit evidence from translators in which they identified voices in recordings of conversations as being the same as those in other recordings. Whilst there were no contemporaneous records kept of their consideration of those recordings, that went to the weight of the evidence, not to its admissibility.
CA (Crim Div) (Stanley Burnton LJ, King J, Nicol J)
12/11/2010
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