The Central Criminal Court
At the opening ceremony for the Central Criminal Court in 1907, the Recorder of London, Sir Forrest Fulton, addressed King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra: “We trust that this building,...
Adequate Procedures and the Watchful Eye of the Prosecutor
In a recent speech to the Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime (see here), Lisa Osofsky, the new Director of the Serious Fraud Office, concluded a general survey of her...
Righting another ‘wrong turn’? Dishonesty in Ivey v Genting: Part II
In this second of two posts (the first can be found here), the criticism of the Ghosh test is considered, together with a brief outline of the concept of dishonesty...
Righting another ‘wrong turn’? Dishonesty in Ivey v Genting: Part I
This blog has previously featured a summary of the landmark judgment in Ivey v Genting Casinos (UK) Ltd [2017] UKSC 67 and a post examining the dishonesty test now to be applied in criminal...