Discusses the decision in R v Chinegwundoh [2014] EWCA Crim 2649. Explains some of the difficulties that courts may face in imposing supervision orders on those who have been found unfit to plead, and suggests that restraining orders should also be available on disposal
An injunction is a remedy originally devised in the Court of Chancery in England, mainly, it appears...
In this article author carries out the detailed overview of the court practice concerning the right ...
An injunction is a remedy originally devised in the Court of Chancery in England, mainly, it appears...
Discusses the decision in R v Chinegwundoh [2014] EWCA Crim 2649. Explains some of the difficulties ...
In England and Wales, once a defendant has been found unfit to plead, the court must appoint an advo...
Explores the rules surrounding the making of Supervision Orders under the Criminal Procedure (Insani...
A legal finding of unfitness to plead results in automatic committal of the accused to a mental hosp...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
The four conjoined appeals dealt with in this judgment raise similar issues concerning the operation...
This article analyzes the Supreme Court’s 2014 decision in R. v. Conception which considered the tre...
Normally when a court order is breached an individual will face sanctions for contempt of court. How...
Normally when a court order is breached an individual will face sanctions for contempt of court. How...
Section 77 of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 sets out the orders that a court can make after ...
An injunction is a remedy originally devised in the Court of Chancery in England, mainly, it appears...
In this article author carries out the detailed overview of the court practice concerning the right ...
An injunction is a remedy originally devised in the Court of Chancery in England, mainly, it appears...
Discusses the decision in R v Chinegwundoh [2014] EWCA Crim 2649. Explains some of the difficulties ...
In England and Wales, once a defendant has been found unfit to plead, the court must appoint an advo...
Explores the rules surrounding the making of Supervision Orders under the Criminal Procedure (Insani...
A legal finding of unfitness to plead results in automatic committal of the accused to a mental hosp...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
Discusses the scope and interpretation of the test for unfitness to plead, the stage at which a find...
The four conjoined appeals dealt with in this judgment raise similar issues concerning the operation...
This article analyzes the Supreme Court’s 2014 decision in R. v. Conception which considered the tre...
Normally when a court order is breached an individual will face sanctions for contempt of court. How...
Normally when a court order is breached an individual will face sanctions for contempt of court. How...
Section 77 of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 sets out the orders that a court can make after ...
An injunction is a remedy originally devised in the Court of Chancery in England, mainly, it appears...
In this article author carries out the detailed overview of the court practice concerning the right ...
An injunction is a remedy originally devised in the Court of Chancery in England, mainly, it appears...
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