Steven Perian KC was the prosecutor in the previous trial, but the defence barrister is still the same.Prosecution KC Hugh Davies
Hugh Davies OBE KC - Three Raymond Buildings - Barristers' Chambers
Hugh Davies KC has achieved national recognition in the practice areas of crime; professional discipline; inquests and public inquiries.3rblaw.com
Andrew Wheeler was Fiona Beal's Defence barrister at the trial that was abandoned during June 2023, do you know who the prosecution barrister is?Andrew Wheeler KC Defence Counsel
Andrew Wheeler KC - Barrister - 7BR Barristers Chambers
Andrew Wheeler KC has extensive experience in relation to the defence and prosecution of serious fraud, associated money laundering and proceeds of crime.www.7br.co.uk
Prosecution KC Hugh Davies
Hugh Davies OBE KC - Three Raymond Buildings - Barristers' Chambers
Hugh Davies KC has achieved national recognition in the practice areas of crime; professional discipline; inquests and public inquiries.
ISTR that there was no direct evidence of this. It just seemed to be hearsay from her family, repeating what she had told them.
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I was just wondering that. Maybe they'll go into court 5 just long enough to adjourn the Beale case until the afternoon, before switching juries and completing the summing up in the Marten/Gordon case. It shouldn't take more than a couple of hours, surely.?
Fingers crossed!! Any more delays on the CM/MG case would be unconscionable at this stage, with the end so close, surely?*
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no idea why they've blocked out Fiona's name, but that's the same case number. It's definitely Fiona!
oh god, the lack of information provided by court listings websites during the Letby trial drove me absolutely mad! Especially in January & February when no-one knew a thing about what was going on!
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| Court 5 - sitting at 10:30 am |
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| DTA, Order made under Section 45a Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999, Order made under Contempt of Court Act 1981 www.courtserve.net |
It's insane isn't it? Why on earth they can't allocate one court and one judge to a maximum of two cases at a time (to allow for things like sickness or expert witnesses not being available at short notice), and just plough through them until the jury can be sent out, is beyond my understanding.
