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R v Hendon Justices |
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United Kingdom | circa 1994 | LexisNexis / Westlaw |
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(1992) 156 JP 609 |
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United Kingdom | circa 1992 |
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R v Birmingham Justices ex parte Lamb |
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United Kingdom | circa 1983 | LexisNexis |
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Maxwell v Keun |
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United Kingdom | circa 1921 | LexisNexis / Westlaw |
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When granting an adjournment in these circumstances courts must be fair to both sides The defence because an accused is presumed innocent and entitled to have his case disposed of quickly The prosecution because as societies guardian they must protect the public interest by ensuring that properly brought prosecutions are concluded In R v Swansea, Justices and Davies, Ex-parte DPP |
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United Kingdom |
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