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Inquests and public inquiries

The Manchester Arena Inquiry: lessons for future inquiries 

Adam Payter17th April 20236th April 2023
Lawyers involved in public inquiries often refer, half in jest and half out of fear, to a hypothetical future ‘inquiry into the inquiry’ in which their decisions will be scrutinised....
Extradition International

UK-Russo extradition relations in 2022

Adam Payter21st February 202218th February 2022
As the clouds of war gather over Ukraine, it is a convenient moment to consider the state of UK-Russo extradition relations and the likely impact of any further breaches of...
Crime General

The end of the jury trial as we know it?

Adam Payter30th June 2020
The Secretary of State for Justice recently confirmed that the government is considering whether to introduce primary legislation to suspend jury trials for offences triable either way as a way...
Extradition

The impact of Coronavirus, part 4: developments in extradition

Adam Payter7th April 20207th April 2020
Necessity is the mother of invention. Never has the English proverb been proved so true as with the rapid deployment of video link technology in the court system following the...
Extradition

To be, or not to be, a judicial authority? That is the question…

Adam Payter5th June 2019
The European arrest warrant scheme was heralded as the great simplifier; extradition between States was to be abolished and replaced by a streamlined process of surrender between judicial authorities. It was...
Corporate crime Crime General

Disclosure: time to cut the Gordian knot?

Adam Payter3rd January 2018
Non-disclosure in criminal proceedings has long been recognised as a “potent source of injustice” (per Glidewell J in R v Ward [1993] 1 WLR 619, the successful appeal against convictions...
Crime

Challenging prosecutorial decisions

Adam Payter3rd September 201727th October 2017
Challenging decisions to prosecute criminal offences is notoriously difficult; and decisions to investigate still harder. At issue in SXH v CPS [2017] UKSC 30 was the availability of fundamental rights,...

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