Anne Sacoolas pleads guilty to causing death of Harry Dunn.

Anne Sacoolas, has admitted responsibility for the death of teenage motorcyclist Harry Dunn in a case that caused a diplomatic row between the US and British governments. Anne Sacoolas, prosecuted by Duncan Atkinson KC pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey, via videolink, to causing his death by careless driving. Read more here. […]

Read More… from Anne Sacoolas pleads guilty to causing death of Harry Dunn.

Pret a Manger allergy inquest

The inquest touching on the death of Mrs Celia Marsh begins today before HM Senior Coroner Maria Voisin at Avon Coroners’ Court. Mrs Marsh died following a suspected anaphylactic reaction shortly after eating a Superveg Rainbow Wrap bought from a Pret store in Bath. The wrap was made with a dairy-free coconut yoghurt, CoYo, supplied […]

Read More… from Pret a Manger allergy inquest

Report of the special commission on the resignation of the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis published

Ailsa McKeon was instructed (alongside Christopher Knight, 11KBW) to advise Sir Tom Winsor over the course of his special commission into the circumstances surrounding the departure from office of Dame Cressida Dick as Commissioner of the Police of the Metropolis, which occurred in February 2022. Sir Tom reported directly to the Home Secretary, who published […]

Read More… from Report of the special commission on the resignation of the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis published

Taylor on Criminal Appeals, 3rd edition

The third edition of Taylor on Criminal Appeals has been published by Oxford University Press.  Paul Jarvis and Professor David Ormerod QC wrote Chapter 8 on prosecution appeals under the Criminal Justice Act 2003.  The new edition is Wildy’s Book of the Month for August 2022: https://www.wildy.com/isbn/9780192846044/taylor-on-criminal-appeals-2nd-ed-hardback-oxford-university-press-fc49cd2c-a0c0-47af-9a53-dc71d5ef4207 […]

Read More… from Taylor on Criminal Appeals, 3rd edition