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Deliberate Excessive Speed and Category A Sentencing: New Guideline Application in Akbar v R [2025] EWCA Crim 461

Deliberate Excessive Speed and Category A Sentencing: New Guideline Application in Akbar v R [2025] EWCA Crim 461

Date: Mar 28, 2025
Deliberate Excessive Speed and Category A Sentencing: New Guideline Application in Akbar v R [2025] EWCA Crim 461 Introduction Akbar v R ([2025] EWCA Crim 461) is a Court of Appeal decision...
Mirza v R: Upholding Stringent Merit and Timeliness Standards for Criminal Appeal Extensions and Cost Sanctions

Mirza v R: Upholding Stringent Merit and Timeliness Standards for Criminal Appeal Extensions and Cost Sanctions

Date: Mar 28, 2025
Mirza v R: Upholding Stringent Merit and Timeliness Standards for Criminal Appeal Extensions and Cost Sanctions 1. Introduction In the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) decision Mirza, R. v [2025]...
Clarification of Categories and Extended Sentencing for Attempted Murder under the Sentencing Act 2020: Popescu v R [2025] EWCA Crim 567

Clarification of Categories and Extended Sentencing for Attempted Murder under the Sentencing Act 2020: Popescu v R [2025] EWCA Crim 567

Date: Mar 28, 2025
Clarification of Categories and Extended Sentencing for Attempted Murder under the Sentencing Act 2020 Introduction This commentary examines the Court of Appeal decision in Popescu, R. v (EWCA Crim...
Clarifying the Non-Liveness of Reasonable Belief in Consent under the 2009 Sexual Offences Act

Clarifying the Non-Liveness of Reasonable Belief in Consent under the 2009 Sexual Offences Act

Date: Mar 27, 2025
Clarifying the Non-Liveness of Reasonable Belief in Consent under the 2009 Sexual Offences Act Introduction This commentary examines the appellate decision delivered on 25 March 2025 by the Scottish...
Establishing Rigorous Standards for Evaluating Witness Credibility and Retraction Reliability in Criminal Appeals – The Calvert Precedent

Establishing Rigorous Standards for Evaluating Witness Credibility and Retraction Reliability in Criminal Appeals – The Calvert Precedent

Date: Mar 27, 2025
Establishing Rigorous Standards for Evaluating Witness Credibility and Retraction Reliability in Criminal Appeals – The Calvert Precedent Introduction The case of Calvert, R. v ([2025] EWCA Crim 345)...
New Precedent on Compassionate Release: Reassessing Governors’ Delegated Authority under the ERCG Policy

New Precedent on Compassionate Release: Reassessing Governors’ Delegated Authority under the ERCG Policy

Date: Mar 27, 2025
New Precedent on Compassionate Release: Reassessing Governors’ Delegated Authority under the ERCG Policy Introduction In Neophytou, R (On the Application Of) v Governor of HMP Berwyn & Anor ([2025]...
Supreme Court Endorses Local Authority Power to Restrict Voting in Planning Decisions

Supreme Court Endorses Local Authority Power to Restrict Voting in Planning Decisions

Date: Mar 27, 2025
Supreme Court Endorses Local Authority Power to Restrict Voting in Planning Decisions 1. Introduction In The Spitalfields Historic Building Trust, R. (on the application of) v London Borough of Tower...
Sheikh v R: Admissibility of Civil Findings in Criminal Trials and Sentencing Principles in Stalking Offences

Sheikh v R: Admissibility of Civil Findings in Criminal Trials and Sentencing Principles in Stalking Offences

Date: Mar 27, 2025
Sheikh v R: Admissibility of Civil Findings in Criminal Trials and Sentencing Principles in Stalking Offences Introduction Sheikh v R ([2025] EWCA Crim 566) was decided by the England and Wales Court...
Striking Out Vexatious Claims Under Order 19 Rule 28: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Judgment

Striking Out Vexatious Claims Under Order 19 Rule 28: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Judgment

Date: Mar 27, 2025
Striking Out Vexatious Claims Under Order 19 Rule 28: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Judgment Introduction This commentary provides an in‐depth review of the recent High Court judgment dismissing...
New Legal Principle: Fair Procedures Before Suspension in Visa Application Practice

New Legal Principle: Fair Procedures Before Suspension in Visa Application Practice

Date: Mar 27, 2025
New Legal Principle: Fair Procedures Before Suspension in Visa Application Practice Introduction The case of Cosgrove [Practising under the style and title of Aidan T Stapleton Solicitors] v Minister...
Morris Clarification: Correcting Drug-Quantity Miscalculations in Class-A Sentencing and the Operation of s.385 Sentencing Act 2020

Morris Clarification: Correcting Drug-Quantity Miscalculations in Class-A Sentencing and the Operation of s.385 Sentencing Act 2020

Date: Mar 27, 2025
Morris Clarification: Correcting Drug-Quantity Miscalculations in Class-A Sentencing and the Operation of s.385 Sentencing Act 2020 Introduction The Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) in R v Morris...
New Precedent on Procedural Integrity and Fairness in Probationary Extensions: A Commentary on Busher v Commissioner of An Garda Siochána & Ors ([2025] IEHC 173)

New Precedent on Procedural Integrity and Fairness in Probationary Extensions: A Commentary on Busher v Commissioner of An Garda Siochána & Ors ([2025] IEHC 173)

Date: Mar 27, 2025
New Precedent on Procedural Integrity and Fairness in Probationary Extensions Introduction The judgment in Busher v Commissioner of An Garda Síochána & Ors ([2025] IEHC 173) presents a detailed...
Clarifying the Limits of Extended Sentences for Historical Child-Offenders: The Significance of R v Maunders [2025] EWCA Crim 579

Clarifying the Limits of Extended Sentences for Historical Child-Offenders: The Significance of R v Maunders [2025] EWCA Crim 579

Date: Mar 27, 2025
Clarifying the Limits of Extended Sentences for Historical Child-Offenders: The Significance of R v Maunders [2025] EWCA Crim 579 1. Introduction R v Maunders concerned an appeal against sentence in...
Discretion in Replaying Complainant Evidence and Summing Up: Principles from R v White [2025]

Discretion in Replaying Complainant Evidence and Summing Up: Principles from R v White [2025]

Date: Mar 27, 2025
Discretion in Replaying Complainant Evidence and Summing Up: Principles from R v White [2025] Introduction The Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) considered the appeal of Joshua White against his...
Refinement of Statutory Minimum and Totality Principles in Multi-Count Sentencing: R v Thomason [2025] EWCA Crim 484

Refinement of Statutory Minimum and Totality Principles in Multi-Count Sentencing: R v Thomason [2025] EWCA Crim 484

Date: Mar 27, 2025
Refinement of Statutory Minimum and Totality Principles in Multi-Count Sentencing: R v Thomason [2025] EWCA Crim 484 Introduction This appeal arises from the Court of Appeal’s consideration of the...
Winsor v Pattinson: Self‑induced lack of representation is no ground to adjourn committal; permission still required to appeal non‑committal contempt findings

Winsor v Pattinson: Self‑induced lack of representation is no ground to adjourn committal; permission still required to appeal non‑committal contempt findings

Date: Mar 27, 2025
Winsor v Pattinson: Self‑induced lack of representation is no ground to adjourn committal; permission still required to appeal non‑committal contempt findings Introduction This commentary examines...
Divisional Court’s Power to Quash Invalid Crown Court Indictments and Aggregate Sentencing Reform – Cummings, R v [2025] EWCA Crim 508

Divisional Court’s Power to Quash Invalid Crown Court Indictments and Aggregate Sentencing Reform – Cummings, R v [2025] EWCA Crim 508

Date: Mar 27, 2025
Divisional Court’s Power to Quash Invalid Crown Court Indictments and Aggregate Sentencing Reform: Cummings, R v [2025] EWCA Crim 508 Introduction The Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) decision in...
Judicial Review of Visa Applications: Affirming Ministerial Discretion under the 2015 Regulations

Judicial Review of Visa Applications: Affirming Ministerial Discretion under the 2015 Regulations

Date: Mar 26, 2025
Judicial Review of Visa Applications: Affirming Ministerial Discretion under the 2015 Regulations Introduction The judgment in S.K. v Minister for Justice (Approved) ([2025] IEHC 165) was delivered...
Refining the Scope of “Public Authority” Under Directive 2003/4: New Implications for Public Broadcasters

Refining the Scope of “Public Authority” Under Directive 2003/4: New Implications for Public Broadcasters

Date: Mar 26, 2025
Refining the Scope of “Public Authority” Under Directive 2003/4: New Implications for Public Broadcasters Introduction The High Court’s decision in Raidiό Teilifís Éireann v The Commissioner for...
New Precedent on Surrender for Extradition: Balancing Delay, Abuse of Process, and Correspondence under the 2003 Act

New Precedent on Surrender for Extradition: Balancing Delay, Abuse of Process, and Correspondence under the 2003 Act

Date: Mar 26, 2025
New Precedent on Surrender for Extradition: Balancing Delay, Abuse of Process, and Correspondence under the 2003 Act Introduction The judgment in Minister for Justice v O'Kane ([2025] IEHC 167),...
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