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R v Wilson

The Senior Costs Judge held that a sentencing hearing on disputed drug quantity was a Newton hearing, so the solicitors were entitled to a trial fee.

  • Legal aid remuneration
  • Newton hearing
  • Trial fee vs guilty plea fee
  • Sentencing procedure
  • Legal-aid-remuneration
  • Newton-hearing
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Criminal law [2025] EWHC 1634 (SCCO)

Palmer, R. v

Palmer, R. v [2025] EWHC 1634 (SCCO) (27 June 2025)

The High Court held that no Newton hearing took place, so the appellant’s fee was payable only on a guilty plea basis, not as a trial fee.

  • Newton hearing
  • Remuneration regulations
  • Trial fee vs guilty plea fee
  • Meaning of 'hearing' under legal aid scheme
  • Newton-hearing
  • Criminal-legal-aid
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Criminal law

R v Shehu

The hearing on 2 September 2022 was not a Newton hearing because there was no factual dispute for the judge to resolve; the judge applied sentencing guidelines to undisputed facts, so only a guilty plea fee is payable.

  • Legal aid remuneration
  • Newton hearing
  • Trial fee vs guilty plea fee
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