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The Court of Appeal was asked to consider two matters: the extent of the obligation to cross-examine witnesses about accusations made against them, and the correct legal approach to determining responsibility for inflicted injuries where there are only two potential perpetrators.
Tina Cook QC led John Ker-Reid of Pump Court Chambers.
To read the judgment in full please click here.
15.10.2018
