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GRAZETTE v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2012)

R (on the application of STUART WHISTON) v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR JUSTICE (2012)

R v CHRISTOPHER NEWTON (2012)

R v JOSEPH MCAULEY (2012)

R v LAWRENCE JOHN WINDLE (2012)

R v SCOTT LONSDALE RICHARDS (2012)

Work of the Sentencing Council

R v TAARIQ FAGAN : R v MICHAEL FERGUS (2012)

R v STUART ANTHONY ROYSTON MORGAN (2012)

R v SIMON MARK LOCKE (2012)

Criminal

R (on the application of (1) DANIEL MODHEJ (2) SCOTT SMITH) v SECRETARY OF STATE...

Fraud/confiscation

R v MOHAMMED TARIQ RAZZAQ (2012)

R v RIAT : R v DORAN : R v WILSON : R v CLARE...

R v WILLIAM ROWLEY (2012)

Brian Spiro acted for The Spectator over Rod Liddle article

Defence that dates from earlier times

R v JAMES JOE SAUNDERS (2012)

R v PAUL RONALD GILBERT (2012)

R v P (2012)

R v (1) JOE ERNEST HARRISON (2) LIAM CHRISTOPHER CAMPBELL (2012)

R v NA (2012)

The problem with privatising probation services

R v ZEBEDEE (JOHN STEPHEN) (2012)

R v ANTHONY DARNLEY (2012)

Proceeds of crime

R v IBRAHIM (2012)

R v M (2012)

R (on the application of GREGORY MCGETRICK) v (1) PAROLE BOARD (2) SECRETARY OF STATE...

IN THE MATTER OF THORNE (2012)

JOHN MICHAEL LUDLAM v DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS INNOVATION AND SKILLS (2012)

Criminal

Criminal

R v THOMAS CLARK (2012)

Criminal

R v MICHAEL CHINN (2012)

R v (1) SHAKEEL AHMAD (2) SYED MUBARAK AHMED (2012)

R v B (2012)

R v MICHAEL PETER HORSNELL (2012)

R v W (2012)

R (on the application of ELAM) v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR JUSTICE (2012)

R (on the application of LEE) v CHIEF CONSTABLE OF ESSEX (2012)

R v LOUISE CLANCY (2012)

Reducing life sentence tariffs for exceptional progress

R v PAUL EDWARD PHILLIPS (2011)

Sentencing

Solicitors to work ?unpaid? until committals abolished in April 2012

Transgender and disabled murders to incur far harsher hate-crime penalty

Abolition of Committals: Commencement of Schedule 3 to the Criminal Justice Act 2003

R v GILL : R v ECCLES : R v ABU-NEIGH (FORMERLY WALLACE) (2011)

Criminal Procedure Rules – A one-way Pendulum?