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6KBW College Hill has held a pre-eminent position in criminal law for over 70 years. We have been at the forefront of the expansion of the criminal…
6KBW | Russia, United Kingdom | 21 Feb 2022
UK-Russo extradition relations in 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…
6KBW | United Kingdom | 6 Dec 2021
I would have written a shorter skeleton argument, but I did not have the time…
It now appears settled that the quotation “I would have written a shorter letter, but I did not have the time” dates back to the 17th century and to…
6KBW | United Kingdom | 1 Dec 2021
Criminal offences and the inherent jurisdiction: a necessary evil?
In the recent case of Re T [2021] UKSC 35, the Supreme Court approved the use of the High Court’s inherent jurisdiction to authorise the deprivation…
6KBW | United Kingdom | 17 Feb 2021
"Egregious" failings in expert evidence: a shot across the bows from the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division)
The conjoined appeals in R v Byrne and ors. [2021] EWCA Crim 107 related to the safety of convictions arising from separate trials in which the Crown…
6KBW | United Kingdom | 11 Feb 2021
The Mangrove Nine and the history of English juries
Criminal lawyers watching Steve McQueen’s Mangrove on the BBC last year may have raised an eyebrow or two during the scenes at the Old Bailey…
6KBW | Australia | 6 Jul 2020
Remote Courts - a view from home and abroad (Part 2)
Our previous post reviewed the use of remote courts in domestic criminal proceedings and considered how the sharp increase in the courts’ use of…
6KBW | United Kingdom | 30 Jun 2020
The end of the jury trial as we know it?
The Secretary of State for Justice recently confirmed that the government is considering whether to introduce primary legislation to suspend jury…
