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Criminal law [2024] EWCA Crim 831

Hussain, R. v

Hussain, R. v [2024] EWCA Crim 831 (17 July 2024)

The Court of Appeal quashed a Bail Act conviction as a nullity because the Crown Court lacked jurisdiction after extradition from Pakistan.

  • Jurisdiction
  • Bail act offence
  • Extradition conditions
  • Nullity of conviction
  • Criminal-appeal
  • Extradition-law
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Criminal law

Bahbahani, R (On the Application Of) v Ealing Magistrates' Court

Judicial review succeeded where the claimant was impersonated at summary trial; the magistrates’ court lacked jurisdiction and the convictions, sentence, and confiscation order were quashed.

  • Jurisdiction of magistrates’ court
  • Impersonation in criminal proceedings
  • Natural justice
  • Nullity of conviction
  • Abuse of process
  • Delay and discretion in judicial review
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Criminal law

Josephs, R v

The Court of Appeal held that an unsigned combined indictment meant there was no valid indictment, so the conviction was a nullity and had to be set aside.

  • Indictment validity
  • Committal procedure
  • Nullity of conviction
  • Joinder of counts
  • Indictment-validity
  • Criminal-procedure
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Criminal law [2009] EWCA Crim 2800

Josephs, R v

Josephs, R v [2009] EWCA Crim 2800 (17 December 2009)

The Court of Appeal held that an unsigned combined indictment meant the trial was a nullity, quashing convictions and ordering a venire de novo.

  • Indictment validity
  • Procedural defects
  • Committal for trial
  • Nullity of conviction
  • Indictment-validity
  • Criminal-procedure
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