Fulford LJ, Jay
[2016] EWCA Crim 547
Bailii
England and Wales
Citing:
See Also – Hussain, Regina v (No 1) CACD 28-Apr-2016
Appeal from conviction of obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception. He had obtained work with a bank having ticked a form to deny any unspent convictions. The Bank would not have taken him on with the convictions. He said that the form had been . .
Cited – Regina v Hillier and Farrar CACD 1993
The defendant in question had not give evidence.
Held: The correct approach to be followed by the judge was: ‘What the jury needed to be reminded of in his defence was relevant matter contained in his pre-trial statements and interviews with . .
Cited – Singh-Mann and Others v Regina CACD 15-Apr-2014
The defendants appealed against their convictions for conspiracy to defraud, attacking the judge’s summing up.
Held: The appeals failed.
Fulford LJ said, as to where the accused had not given evidence: ‘On the basis of those authorities, . .
Cited – Lunkulu and Others v Regina CACD 7-Aug-2015
Request for leave to appeal out of time against convictions for murder and against sentence. Much evidence had been circumstantial, and the defendants alleged bias in the summing up, and complained of the admission of bad character evidence.
Crime
Updated: 14 January 2022; Ref: scu.562922
