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Court of Appeal refused extensions of time, fresh evidence, and leave to appeal against conviction and sentence in a murder case.
Taborda & Anor v Rex [2026] EWCA Crim 627 (20 May 2026)
The Court of Appeal upheld convictions for allowing the death of a child and child cruelty, refused fresh expert evidence, and reduced one sentence.
The High Court dismissed Dr Michael Mew’s appeal against GDC erasure, upheld the PCC’s findings on expert evidence and misconduct, and refused fresh evidence.
High Court appeal against extradition to Norway dismissed after the court found Article 8 family-life concerns, including a child with autism, were outweighed by the public interest.
OQR v The Government of Norway [2026] EWHC 894 (Admin) (20 April 2026)
High Court extradition appeal dismissed. The court held that extradition to Norway was not disproportionate under Article 8, despite serious family impacts and new evidence.
An extradition appeal was dismissed after the court held the appellant was treated as present at trial because he had mandated legal counsel under an EAW.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Lee Metcalf’s conviction appeal, holding he was fit to be interviewed, the interview was admissible, and no intermediary was required.
Metcalf v R. [2026] EWCA Crim 412 (01 April 2026)
The Court of Appeal dismissed Lee Metcalf’s conviction appeal, holding that fresh psychiatric evidence did not show he was unfit for interview or trial, and did not make the conviction unsafe.
The Court of Appeal held that Dr Eskander’s statutory appeal was brought in time when her appellant’s notice was delivered to the court, despite fee non-payment.
Nolan, R. v [2026] EWCA Crim 465 (31 March 2026)
The Court of Appeal Criminal Division refused renewed applications to appeal conviction and sentence, and refused to admit fresh evidence, in a stalking and dangerous driving case.
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