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Justice of the Peace VOLUME CLV 1991 INDEX (ARTICLE REFERENCES ARE GIVEN IN ITALIC TYPE) (An Index to Cases Referred to is given at p.855, post) A appeal (R. v. Berry, N.C.) -, referred by Attorney-General, number and pending Abuse of process, expanding doctrine 114, 321 (Parliamentary question) -, power to stay a prosecution and, examined 469, 486,501 Archbishop of Canterbury, new, should Lord Chancellor Access, enforcing orders, procedure 294 have put his name forward? -, father open to criticism in respect of his attitude Assault, common assault, whether common assault and towards access of child to mother (ReA (A Minor) battery are statutory offences (Director of Public (Custody) N.C.) 458 Prosecutions v. Taylor; Director of Public Prosecutions -, to child in care, difficulties concerning denial of 279 v. Little, N.C.) 523, 697 -, two claimants to be father of child 159 -, nature of offence in legal terms, position where "Access" and "contact", what is the difference between? 257 consent to assault alleged Acid house party illegal, purchase of tickets by those -, occasioning actual bodily harm, conflicting case attending 24 hours in advance did not avoid necessity law on mens rea (R. v. Nash, N.C.) for public entertainment licence 161, 218 -, procedure where mentally defective victim or witness Admiralty and Commercial Registry, issue of writs by fax (Parliamentary question) out of when closed (Practice Note) 427 Attachment of Earnings Act 1971: Employer’s Deduction - Adoption, illegitimate child, mother placing child with Statutory Instrument: 356/1991 (Home Office Circular local authority for adoption, putative father unaware 33/1991) of child’s existence, originating application by proposed Attendance centres, utilization of, whether adopters (Re L (A Minor) (Adoption Application, N.C.) falling 130, 221, 301, 330 -, parental agreement, child aged 11 having lived with Audi alteram partem, not the motor car "Audi" foster parents for seven years, child wishing to be but from De Duabus Animabus 785 adopted (Re B (Adoption: Parental Agreement, N.C.) Australian justice, three "D"s which damn 675 -,-, children committed to care, social workers and guardian ad litem regarding access to parent as important to children (Re E (Minors) (Adoption: B Parental Agreement, N.C.) Badgers (Further Protection) Act 1991; Breeding of Dogs -,-, removed from mother following non-accidental Act 1991 (Home Office Circular No. 75/1991) injury, mother indicating wish for child to be adopted, Bail [see also "Remand"] subsequently vacillating (Re G (Adoption: Parental -, absconding, application of the Bail Act 1976 to PACE Agreement, N.C.) 59 -, application to a Judge in chambers, whether legal aid -, "unofficial" inter-country, BAAF survey 508 available for Alternative charges, dealing with, where two offences -, bail hostels, breaking conditions of bail, standard arise out of the same set of facts 663, 728 of proof American tourists encouraged to spend time on Dartmoor 621 -, -, numbers of (Parliamentary question) Amicus curiae or friends at court - or should it be -, committal for sentence, presumption of bail, whether amici? 77, 141 the Bail Act 1976 still applies Animals, transport whilst unfit (Chester County -, defendant on, re-offending rate (Parliamentary Council v. Alan Helliwell & Sons (Bolton) Ltd.) 268 question) Appeals, awaiting hearing in the Court of Appeal (Criminal -, defendant consents to remand in custody for three weeks Division) (Parliamentary question) 692 following no application for bail, whether, at that later -, Court of Appeal, provision of full transcript of trial hearing, his solicitor is entitled to submit full argument under review (Parliamentary question) 707 on application for bail (R. v. Dover and East Kent Justices, -, criminal appeal, re-listing, whether, following House ex parte Dean) of Lords decision on certified point, appeal can be re- -, failure to surrender to, jurisdiction, effect of listed in Court of Appeal to deal with other grounds of decision in Schiavo v. Anderton -, forfeiture of surety’s recognizance, need to consider Care proceedings, begun prior to October 14, 1991 and surety’s ability to pay, whether surety may withdraw continuing, admission of hearsay evidence in those from recognizance (R. v. Wood Green Crown Court, proceedings ex parte Howe, N.C.) -, local authority interim care order, father joined -, warrant of arrest for, power to award compensation as party, whether "no contact" order can be made to police for their costs -, order, court inclined to let child live with -, -, whether blameless surety liable to forfeit his recognizance, grandparents, whether an interim supervision order relevance of surety’s ignorance of date when defendant can be made during the duration of a residence order required to appeal in court, duty to notify sureties of -, -, report of social worker, whether report could be when date is fixed (R. v. Reading Crown Court, received in evidence before court found applicant ex parte Bello, N.C.) 1, 284, 442 local authority’s case proved (R. v. Wandsworth -, guidance to magistrates on placing people with previous Justices, ex parte L, N.C.) offences (Parliamentary question) -, reception of social worker’s report in evidence -, jurisdiction of magistrates’ courts to vary conditions -, responsibility for the grant of legal aid for imposed by Crown Court Channel Tunnel Policing and Frontiers Control Protocol -, hon-appearance, new bail date, can conditions imposed signed on first occasion continue? Child, abuse, best practice and guidance essential in -, non-imprisonable offence, failure to attend court, recognition, prevention and treatment, effect of the whether magistrates’ court can issue warrant of arrest 790 Children Act 1989 -, police or court bail, difference between 724 -, -, (Home Office Circular No. 84/1991) -, remands on, problems with, where further 78, 161, 498, 577, -, access, child born to unmarried parents, parents crimes are committed 622, 760, 771, 815 never living together, father having intermittent -, -, -, Association of Chief Officers of Probation comments 647 contact with child for two years, introduction of -,-,-,; NACRO comments 587 access likely to cause damage to child, supervised -, right to make application, defendant who had interim access (Re GF (A Minor) (Access), N.C.) made an application at first appearance 625, 760, 771 -, confidential information, disclosure of, in wardship -, Support for juveniles, Howard League ask for 190 and other care cases Bailiffs, use of, Best Practice Advisory Group bulletin 611 -, custody, disputes between parents, the evolution Bank collapse, BCCI, better to keep your money of professional criteria by a civil work unit under mattresss? 459 -, -, girl aged six, living with father and three brothers Bar, advertising, new ideas to-day 507 for 12 months after separation of parents, mother applies -, Subscriptions, no further action against barristers for custody of girl, value of maintaining status quo who fail to pay 18 (ReA (A Minor) (Custody), N.C.) -, university academics joining chambers 379 -, -, parents divorced, child stays with mother, Barristers, gross misconduct by, should lead to being mother establishes lesbian relationship, father remarries struck off or disbarred 450 and seeks custody of child (C v. C (Custody of Child), N.C.) -, right of audience, disagreement over 273 -, -, parents separated, child stays with mother, mother -, Silks, new, including first black woman, establishes lesbian relationship, father remarries and Miss Patricia Scotland 251 seeks custody, whether child should live with mother -, the cab rank rule, operation of examined 780 or father (C v. C (Custody of Child) (No. 2)) Barn dances, in fashion, licensing applications for 141 -, -, -, mother establishing lesbian relationship, two Betting, new fees for bookmaker’s permit and licence 776 older children living with father, youngest child aged Bingo, advertising, relaxation of regulations (Parliamentary two living with mother, whether youngest child should question) 460 continue to live with mother and be brought up in lesbian -, application for bingo only licence, is an application household (B v. B (Custody of Children), N.C.) made when it is lodged or when it is heard by magistrates? 271 -, -, Split order, custody of two boys to father and two -, Scrabble, lawnmowers, lakes and carpets, strange girls to mother, order reviewed after four months, consent assortment of cases concerning 251 order then made maintaining the status quo (P v. P "Birmingham Six", Lord Lane and (Custody of Children), N.C.) -, -, what can we do? -, employment laws, contravention, prosecutions Blackstone’s Criminal Practice, first edition, (Parliamentary question) following "Operation Heather" 363 -, cruelty and neglect, problems of prosecuting Blood Tests Regulations 1991, evidence of paternity when may be taking place behind closed doors (Home Office Circulars 21/91; 61/91; 86/91) 253, 540, 803 -, maintenance, EC reciprocal systems (Parliamentary Blood Tests Regulations 1991 - Increase in Fees for question) Samplers (Home Office Circular 2/91) 84 -, -, Government proposals in "Children Come First" Bomb hoaxers, need for deterrent sentences 173 -, name, court’s powers in prohibiting publication of -, penalties for (Parliamentary question) 187 -, OF young person, young arsonist may not be identified Breach of the peace, position where there is possible -, parents divorced, father refused access by court, breach of PACE 281 father seeking information about child from school, Broadcasting Act 1990 and Wireless Telegraphy (Television director of education indicating that consent of custodial Licence Fees) Regulations 1991 296 parent required (R. v. Leicestershire Education Brothel, assisting in the management of, and keeping Authority, ex parte C, N.C.) a disorderly house, evidence to found a prima facie case 164 -, protection, King’s College/LSE combined course on, Building Regulations, time at which offence of non- diplomas awarded compliance arises (Antino v. Epping Forrest -, publicity in cases involving, problem of what can be District Council, N.C.) 426 revealed, guidelines from decision in Jn Re W (A Minor) -, Sexual abuse, admission of similar fact evidence, revised -, -, by stepfather, wardship proceedings, order for Cc stepfather to live away from home pending hearing, risk Capital punishment, innocent person wrongly executed, of further abuse, risk of harm by keeping stepfather has it happened before? away from home, welfare of child (Re P (Minors) -, South Africa, background to the recent reforms (Wardship: Order), N.C.) -, -, the recent reforms -, -, alleged, evidence of aunt, aunt mentally and emotionally disturbed (Re S and B (Minors) (Evidence), N.C.) Children and Young Persons (Protection from Tobacco) -, -, evidence, admissibility of similar fact evidence, Act 1961 514 whether need to sever count where such evidence Christmas cards, there is still time to send them, inadmissible (R. v. P) even designer cards 785 -, unmarried parents, father seeking parental rights Church of England, courts and, whether bar on appointment and duties, child in care of local authority (Hereford of clergy as magistrates should remain 178 and Worcester County Council v. D, N.C.) "Civic Amenity Centres", public health environment name Child Support Bill, published for a rubbish tip 141, 203, 283 Children Act 1989, additional cost on local authorities Cold weather, delays in court because of 107 of implementation (Parliamentary question) Common assault, certificate of dismissal granted under -, Advisory Committee, members (Parliamentary question) s. 44 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 303 -, a new exciting chapter in providing for the welfare of Community charge, application for committal to prison, children, Part I: an introduction to the Children Act 1989 reg. 41 Community Charge Regulations 1989, evidence, ,-, Part II: the child and his family practice and procedure 642 , -, Part III: adoption after the Children Act -, approach of local authority in seeking liability , -, Part IV: emergency action to protect children orders reasonable ,-, Part V: new style care proceedings -, an epitaph for ,-, Part VI: private law: new concepts: new orders -, appeals against distress for ,-, Part VII: maintenance for children after the -, charge payer liable despite rebate claim Children Act 1989 -, Community Charge Regulations 1989, enforcement, .-, Part VII: looking after children following the death statutory pre-conditions to the issue of a warrant of of a parent: the law of guardianship commitment, wilful refusal or culpable neglect , -, Part IX: enforcing orders -, continuing difficulties over ,-, Part X: appeals and giving reasons -, distraint of goods was ineffective ,-, Part XI: the constitution of the courts and proposed -, enforcement, Audit Commission guidelines to London liaison between the different courts and various agencies boroughs to speed up enforcement , -, Part XII: changes to the criminal law -, -, justices’ clerk’s power to issue summons to , -, Part XIII: transitional provisions and the termination debtor to commit to prison for default of orders -, -, role of the magistrates’ court , child care reforms under -, -, to the very last farthing, or one penny, against , contact orders under a Cumbrian farmer , contribution to "Working Together" under -, finding of culpable neglect unsustainable , countdown to, what differences after the Act? -, G.I. wives and other persons not ord\narily resident , data system, working party on in the UK must pay , draft rules of court under, comments from two consultees -, imprisonment for failure to pay, procedure , families and children, court provision for, importance of -, non-payment of, London boroughs (Pakliamentary , family court organization under, Lord Chancellor sets up question) , -, progress in establishing -, persons taken to court and convicted, and numbers , family proceedings courts, procedures in, subordinate imprisoned (Parliamentary question) legislation, both new and old -, replaced by local council charge, announce , Family Proceedings Courts (Matrimonial Proceedings Queen’s Speech etc.) Rules 1991 (Home Office Circular No. 71/1991) -, woman’s refuge not subject to in Scotland bit not England , further rules to facilitate the workings of , implementation, Lord Chancellor looks at , in force same court, order of proceedings (R. v. Guil , lateral thinking on Justice Rooms, ex parte Swann, N.C.) , legal aid in care proceedings, responsibility for the -, breach, order of discharge or absolute discharge, grant of propriety , National Foster Care Association booklets to aid -, -, two consecutive orders, position where there is foster carers and officers a failure to report for work under the first order, , parental responsibility under the day after the making of the second order , partnershiup under, making it work from Social Work -, -, prosecuting for, procedure in Partnership -, concurrent order made on a later occasion, propriety -, practical problems raised before commencement -, determining length of, relevant considerations -, probation service and, Association of Chief Officers (R. v. Porter, N.C.) of Probation ask for additional funds for their key role -, successful completion, results of a questionnaire -, secure accommodation, a legal labyrinth asking for offenders’ experiences -, Statistical returns: public law cases, routine return, private -, whether two community service orders can be made, law cases, routine return, care and supervision order the total numbers of hours totalling 40 sampler, explanatory guidance notes, recommended Community service and probation orders, enforcement of file cover 556, 637 Companies, director’s appropriation of funds from company -, review of, Lord Chancellor explains principles and bank account objectives 421 Compensation order, before making order court must -, training in procedure under, Judicial Studies Board investigate means of offender (R. v. Hewitt, N.C.) courses 385 -, issue raised as to defendant’s liability for damage -, -, justices’ clerks 28 caused, need for decision on that issue before making -, -, progressing compensation order (R. v. Clelland, N.C.) -, transfers under, court clerks will be disturbed at night -, payment ordered to be made on release from substantial to authorize custodial sentence, whether appropriate when defendant’s -, voice of the child, an elusive concept prospective means depended on his obtaining employment Children (Admissibility of Hearsay Evidence) Order 1991 (R. v. Crosbie, N.C.) (Home Office Circular 49/1991) -, quantum and person to be compensated agreed Children and young persons, night restriction orders, Computer, disc, impairing value of amounts to criminal maximum period damage -, evidence, admissibility of -, Sunday working (Parliamentary question) -, users, criminal acts and Courts and Legal Services Act 1990, costs in criminal Compton, Denis, O.B.E., invited to Grand Day dinner at proceedings under the Inner Temple -, Commencement No. 5 Order 1991 Conspiracy, defendant entering into conspiracy with her -, Commencement No. 6 Order 1991 husband, offence only committed if she knew of other -, s. 108 in force conspirators (R. v. Chrastny, N.C.) Cowper, Mr. Francis, death of -, distinction between what was agreed to be done and Crime, and punishment, "brutalising" sentencing options what was in fact done (R. v. Bolton, N.C.) now gone, but Lord Goddard had his views -, crime of, law and procedure reviewed -, prevention, community policing in relation to -, foreign, jurisdiction over -, -, as form of education, Home Secretary on Consumer protection, sales "in the course of trade or -, -, essential, but little publicity for business" and the doctrine caveat emptor -, -, Government expenditure (Parliamentary question) -, toy safety, death of child following swallowing part -, -, people with criminal records, opportunities to gain of toy contained in chocolate egg, suspension notice employment, Apex Trust launch issued by council (R. v. Birmingham City Council, -, -, whether the victim is forgotten/blamed ex parte Ferrero Limited) -, Statistics, Government adding to? Contempt of court, breach of non-molestation order, breach -, turning the tide against by dealing with the persistent involving criminal offences, charges pending, appropriate offender punishment (Smith v. Smith, N.C.) Criminal damage, computer hacker, whether unlawful Copycat crime, USA and UK may follow Japan interference with intangible information on Coroners’ law, application under s. 13 Coroners Act 1988, computer disc amounts to criminal damage within quality of evidence, availability of new evidence and s. 1 of the Criminal Damage Act 1971 (R. v. opinion (R. v. H.M. Coroner for the County of Hampshire, Whiteley, N.C.) ex parte H.M. Attorney-General, N.C.) Criminal injuries compensation, loss of reduction in -, -, coroner’s failure to comply with r. 37, coroner’s duty community charge, individual receiving social to call witnesses, juries’ duty to complete part 3 of the security benefits (Parliamentary question) inquisition (R. v. H.M. Coroner for West Berkshire, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, management review ex parte Janet Thomas, N.C.) -, outstanding number of cases (Parliamentary question) -, -, Standard of proof, criminal standard, civil standard, -, future of, from Parliamentary answers sliding scale, appropriate standard for unlawful killing Criminal justice, Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, (R. v. H.M. Coroner for Wolverhampton, ex parte annual report McCurbin, N.C.) -, national steering group on social service departments’ -, -, verdict of lack of care, whether a freestanding verdict role (Parliamentary question) permissible, whether on facts perverse (R. v. H.M. -, new digest of facts and figures Coroner for Birmingham, ex parte Secretary of State for the -, system, developing countries, Home Office Minister Home Department) urges practical help -, when a coroner angered Stockport Roman Catholics -, -, Home Secretary praises British system but says no Costs, and compensation, apportioning where one of joint room for complacency defendants unable to pay -,-, Royal Commission on -, apportionment of prosecution between several defendants, -, -, -, Crown Prosecution Service evidence to relevance of one defendant having insufficient means to -,-, -, membership announced, under way pay (R. v. Ronson, N.C.) -,-,-, Mr. Kenneth Baker, new Home Secretary, -, criminal cases, guidance on award of (HMSO) initiative in setting up -, legally aided defendant, defendant acquitted, effect -,-,-, research programme on defendant’s legal aid contribution order 160, 288, Criminal Justice Act 1991, Rt. Hon. John Patten reviews -, privatized industries, whether able to claim costs from effect of public funds -, (Commencement No. 1) Order 1991 (Home Office -, taxation of, principles exp!ained 193, Circular No. 77) -, -, value added tax (Supreme Court Taxing Office, Practice Criminal Justice Bill, difficulties over deductions from Direction No. 2 of 1991) income support -, whether justices have power to make order for defendant’s -, proposals in examined costs after notice of discontinuance served (Director of Criminal Justice (International Co-operation) Act 1990, Public Prosecutions v. Denning and Pearce Recycling Forfeiture, Money Laundering, Confiscation and Maritime Company Limited, N.C.) Provisions (Home Office Circular 51/91) Costs in Criminal Cases (General) Regulations 1986, -, mutual assistance under Rates of Allowance (LCD Circulars) -, Part I (Home Office Circular 41/91) Council on Tribunals, annual report Criminal Procedure (Insanity and Unfitness to Plead) Act County courts, enforcement in the High Court of county 1991 (Home Office Circular No. 93/1991) court judgments (Q.B. Masters’ Practice Direction) Criminal records, disclosure, those working with voluntary Court clerks, future training of organizations (Parliamentary question) -, role of, effect of Practice Direction (Role of the -, Home Office scrutiny report, NACRO comments on Clerk in Court) and future plans for the courts -, -, when expected (Parliamentary question) Court of Appeal (Criminal Division), convictions quashed -, national, computerization (Parliamentary question) by (Parliamentary question) Criminal responsibility, age of the defendant, naughtiness Court security officers, duties and functions of is not necessarily criminal Court user, groups, definition of and suggestions for Criminal statistics, theft, soliciting, begging, young effective working persons (Parliamentary question) -, Surveys, some results of satisfying the customers Criminology is bunk Courts, new at Hull Crown Courts, Guildford, CREST at -, -, Service, a user-friendly and more cost-effective -, jurisdiction, power of Crown Court to deal with -, -, Lord Donaldson’s views on control of summary offence where defendant also committed for -, Stafford Crown and County Courts opened trial for either way offence (R. v. Foote, N.C.) -, Stoke-on-Trent Combined Court Centre opened -, listing in, research project from Standing Commission on Efficiency -, prevention in use of, Government initiative (Parliamentary Crown Prosecution Service, annual report question) -, evidence to the Royal Commission on Criminal Justice -, proposal to parachute caterpillars to eat cocaine -, fresh support for producing crops -, inspectorate and working practices Death of the accused -, National Computer System to track the progress of a case Deception, evading liability, by "inducing a creditor to -, rights of audience in the Crown Court wait for or forgo payment" -, rights of audience for Crown Prosecutors, whether -, -, offence may be committed in two ways, by defendant quality of service would improve (Parliamentary question) intending to make permanent default (a) in respect of -, solicitors and barristers employed (Parliamentary his own liability or (b) on behalf of another (R. v. question) Attewell-Hughes, N.C.) 362 -, staff and workload (Parliamentary question) Deer Act 1991 (Home Office Circular No. 82/1991) 708 -, -, vacancies (Parliamentary question) Defamation, Practice and Procedure in, Supreme Court -,-, -, Solicitors and barristers (Parliamentary question) Procedure Committee Report 508 Custody, effect of statutory criteria for [see also Defendants, deaf, amplification facilities needed in "Remand"} court to aid 505 Custody time limits, committal proceedings , time limits -, Department of Trade and Industry need not caution 353 cease to have effect when committal hearing begins -, good character, directing the jury on 436 even if later adjourned or aborted (R. v. Governor -, -, relevance of, authoritative decision on in of Winson Green Prison, ex parte Trotter, N.C.) 386, 458 R. v. Thanki 98, 209 -, developments in case law 482 -, lost and gone for ever when ignored in court? 235 -, extension by magistrates’ court, meaning of "good and -, name suppression, a reflection prompted by the New sufficient cause" and "all due expedition" in s. 22(3) of Zealand experience 715, 733 the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 (In Re Roddie and -, proceeding in the absence of, relevance in context of Rose (Application for Writ of Habeas Corpus, N.C.) cash limiting 291 -, extension of, Government plans (Parliamentary question) -, unrepresented, had no right to a "McKenzie Friend" 50 -, non-compliance with, some drastic results -, whether defendant has right to give evidence from the -, position where defendant on remand becomes a sentenced witness box (R. v. Farnham Justices, ex parte prisoner for another offence Gibson, N.C.) 225, 362 -, problems of construction in relation to interaction of Delay, inquiry into reasons for and effect on abuse of s. 22 Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 and process 114, 321 regulations thereunder Depositions or statements, reading at a trial on indictment, -, Prosecution of Offences (Custody Time Limits) position where witness outside jurisdiction 727 (Amendment) Regulations 1991 (SI 1991/1515) Director of Public Prosecutions, Sir Alan Green, Cyclists, proposed ban in centre of Cambrige, implications resignation of 653 -, -, -, advertising for the post of 801 -,-, -, applying for post of, it only costs you the stamp 737 D -, reference to, likelihood of successful prosecution (Parliamentary question) 285 Damages, no-fault, being studied Disorderly house, keeping a, and assisting in the management Dangerous drugs, benzodiazepine actions (Practice of a brothel, evidence to found a prima facie case 164 Note) -, -, law and procedure in dealing with offence 388 -, confiscation order, standard of proof required to -, whether common law offence of kecping disorderly house establish that defendant had benefited from drug established by single indecent performance, whether trafficking and the value of his proceeds (R. v. necessary to prove defendant’s knowledge that premises Enwezor, N.C.) so kept (Moores v. Director of Public Prosecutions, N.C.) -, -, whether decision to make no confiscation order can Divorce, cost of processing over 10 years (Parliamentary be varied (R. v. Miller, N.C.) question) -, conspiracy, spouse’s role in , -, parent, seeking information about his child from school 18 -, couriers, not always villains, Howard League view -, proposals for reform, Law Commission Report, The -, criminal justice system and drug misuse, changing goals Grounds for Divorce 163 -, death or personal injury from taking of a benzodiazepine Dogs, dangerous dogs, banning importation of various breeds, drug (Practice Note) should there be "justice for dogs"? 381 -, developments in dealing with illegal importation, seizures, -, -, Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 (Home Office etc., reviewed Circular 67/1991) 603 -, drug trafficking, assisting another to retain benefit of, -, -, power to award compensation for attacks 288 mens rea, burden of proof (R. v. Colle and Another, N.C.) -, -, review of the proposals for controlling 452, 505, 546 -, -, confiscation order, enforcement by magistrates’ court, -, -, powerful breads, cases involving (Parliamentary need for justices to consult prosecutor before issuing question) 381 warrant of commitment (R. v. Harrow Justices, ex parte -, legislation, not yet in force (Parliamentary question) 719 Desai, N.C.) -, permitting dog to foul footway, dog followed home and -, -,-, Only one defendant to conspiracy of drug trafficking owner reported, whether person must be in charge at the convicted, whether court can make confiscation order time of offence 128 in respect of total proceeds of drug trafficking (R. v. Domestic violence, non-molestation order, alleged breach, Chrastny (No. 2), N.C.) standard and burden of proof, identification (Smith v. -, importation, foreign nationals, number imprisoned in UK Smith, N.C.) 138 (Parliamentary question) -, legalization of some drugs, such as cannabis, a difference of opinion E -, number of police officers involved in investigations (Parliamentary question) Electronic monitoring (tagging), Mr. John Patten considers -, Part III of the Criminal Justice (International Co-operation) a success Act 1990: Drug Trafficking, Money Imported or Exported Enduring powers of attorney, research report in Cash (Home Office Circular 72/1991) Epilepsy, diabetes and sleepwalking, all diseases of the mind? Environmental law, elements of the offence of depositing -, S. 2, in force 483 controlled waste in breach of conditions attached to a Football Spectators Act 1989, Part II: Termination Orders waste disposal licence (Leigh Land Reclamation Limited (Home Office Circular 34/1991) 318 and Others v. Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council, Forfeiture, power to order forfeiture of motor car, N.C.) jurisdiction extended by Criminal Justice Act 1988 2 -, noise nuisance, meaning of "reasonable excuse" Forensic science, changes and charges 418 (Wellingborough Borough Council v. Gordon, N.C.) France, vive la 725 Evidence, admissibility of evidence of accused’s former Fraud, Serious Fraud Office, cases and progress of wife in relation to events which occurred during the investigations (Parliamentary questions) 692, 803 marriage (R. v. Cruttenden, N.C.) -, -, Staff employed (Parliamentary question) 772 -, alleged sexual abuse of child, évidence of aunt, aunt Freedman, Dawn, congratulations on appointment as mentally and emotionally disturbed (Re S and B Circuit Judge 107 (Minors) (Evidence), N.C.) Financial provision, mother applying for affiliation order in -, confessions, admissibility of, Court of Appeal guidance 1985 under Affiliation Proceedings Act 1957, putative -, Crown’s case destroyed on appeal in the case of the father denying paternity, mother’s application dismissed "Tottenham Three" for want of corroboration (H v. O (Issue of Paternity, -, defence, refusal to hear, was flawed N.C.)) -, discretion of Judge to ask questions of defendant -, reciprocal enforcement, Irish court making order for (R. v. Barnes, N.C.) periodical payments under Act relating to separated -, Law of Evidence Act, use of by local authorities spouses, husband subsequently obtaining divorce in England, (Parliamentary question) Irish court declaring its order remained effective, order -, obtained through agent provocateur, judicial registered in English court (Macaulay v. Macaulay, N.C.) approval of police incitement considered Freedom on the town, Gulf War aftermath, position where -, of paternity [see under "Blood Tests Regulations"] council discover they are not a borough -, summary trial, duty of prosecution to inform defence of any material differences between witness’s evidence and earlier statement which would have afforded defence an G opportunity for potentially effective cross-examination (R. v. Halton Justices, ex parte Hughes, N.C.) Game, taking game without a licence, which enactment to -, voir dire, imputations made as to the character of proceed under a prosecution witness at the voir dire, subsequent trial Gaming, new fees for grant or renewal of gaming permit for in the magistrates’ court, defendant gives evidence gaming machines with amusements with prizes -, whether written statements of witnesses made outside -, premises licensed for, gaming carried on by the use of the United Kingdom and tendered in evidence at tokens, first defendant obtained tokens from plaintiff by committal proceedings may be read out at the trial means of cheques drawn on account of a bank in (R. v. Bateman, Cooper and Davies, N.C.) Luxembourg in name of second defendants, cheques Eastern Europe, opening up for lawyers from, by studying dishonoured on presentation, action by plaintiff in England against first defendant for money lent and repayable European Community, UK Act of Parliament breached on dishonour of cheques (Crockfords Club Ltd. v. law of fishing Prakesh Mehta and Longcroft Holdings Inc., N.C.) EEC burden, breaking down under Gaming Act, changes in Evil choice at Aramoane (Letter from New Zealand) Gaming Act 1968: Increases in Certain Maximum Charges Extradition, request for in the "umbrella murder" case and Prizes in Licensed Bingo Clubs, Gaming (Bingo) Explosives, carriage of, on the roads of England and Wales Act 1985: Variation in Number of Games of Multiple -, security of, new regulations Bingo (Home Office Circular No. 28/1991) 285 Guardianship of Minors Act 1971, periodical payments order, position when repealed by the Children Act 1989 464, 576, 726 F Guilty plea, should there be a discount for? 135, 153, 169 Family court, a powerful Ministry wanted Family Courts Consortium, annual general meeting H Family proceedings, position of unmarried fathers -, who may attend and what can be disclosed publicly? Hambro Legal Protection Award for legal achievement, (Parliamentary question) nominations for Fines, as a punishment, principles relating to the method of Handcuffs, on defendants in the dock, distateful practice of imposition Hangmen, who were hung with their own rope -, attachment of income support under the Criminal Hare, Cyril, a writer of novels with a legal theme, Justice Bill background to -, enforcement, Best Practice Advisory Group bulletins Harvest is home - but legislation on crop residues up -, magistrates’ decisions on, taking into account the in smoke social purpose behind the decision Hinds, Alfie, death of -, remission of fines, legality, interpretation of s. 85 Home Office, annual report Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980 House of Lords, Practice Directions, future change to -, unit, introducing, Home Office guidance Howard League for Penal Reform, annual report -, tariff, use of, is the time ripe for re-assessment by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990, Royal Assent Magistrates’ Association? Firearms, Consultative Committee, new membership -, -, programme for 1991 Fish-tank in the foyer Food safety, defence of due diligence, case law examined Immigration, and asylum cases, Lord Chancellor sees Football hooligans, return of, whether need to bail six need for more effective and economic system of advice weeks ahead and assistance Football Offences Act, arrests and convictions under each -, Bar Council response to Government proposals for asylum section (Parliamentary question) seekers, challenged by Immigration Minister -, not giving the bird to, when French rugby supporters circumstances such that if offence admitted offender brought over three cockerels to Ireland would be cautioned, decision to prosecute, refusal Imprisonment, false, action for by prisoners under intolerable by Crown Prosecution Service to discontinue proceedings, conditions circumstances in which that decision would be subject -, no remission offences (Parliamentary question) to judicial review (R. v. Chief Constable of Kent -, wrongful, compensation (Parliamentary question) and Another, ex parte GL; R. v. Director of Public Indictment, joinder of summary offence count (R. v. Prosecutions, ex parte RB, N.C.) 636 Callaghan, N.C.) -, attaining age 17 during course of proceedings, -, summary offence could not be charged with other offences, mode of trial 194, 419 if its only connexion was with another summary offence -, charged with indictable offence, juvenile court considers itself joined under s. 40 Criminal Justice Act 1988 mode of trial and orders summary trial, defendant Information, procedure where accused had died before subsequently attains the age of 17, relevant date for court appearance determining age of defendant for purpose of mode of Inns of Court, brief history of trial (R. v. Nottingham Justices, ex parte T, N.C.) Institute of Judicial Administration, annual report -, committal to the Crown Court for trial, juvenile remanded Interest-free to the care of the local authority, secure accommodation Interest on funds in court order made juvenile court, duration of order Interpreters, breaking down the language barrier with -, decision to prosecute, no review of the actions of the 1992 on the horizon police and Crown Prosecution Service Trish Criminal Law Journal, first edition -, 1S and 16 years of age, held in adult prisons, ending of 110, 112, -, -, -, NACRO welcomes -, -, -, NAPO welcomes -, local authority secure units for, variations in, NACRO Japanese justice report Judges, advice for on racial awareness, Lord Chancellor’s -, offence admitted, caution an option open to police and committee Crown Prosecution Service, decision to prosecute and -, appointment of, whether we will follow USA in revealing not to caution, circumstances in which that decision allegations of sexual relationships with colleagues would be subject to judicial review (R. v. Chief -, black, appointment of, new black Justice in USA, Senate Constable of Kent and Another, ex parte GL; R. v. committee interrogation, would not happen here Director of Public Prosecutions, ex parte RB, N.C.) -, counsel’s duty to assist -, parents, responsibility for (Parliamentary question) -, Dinner, the Lord Chief Justice’s speech -, prosecution of, Crown Prosecution Service, not prosecuting -, down at the club, do they go in for pranks? on grounds of welfare (Parliamentary question) -, in the dock, again -, -, legal challenge to -, must not act as expert witnesses -, remands, Government consultation paper "The -, pension arrangements for (Parliamentary question) Remand of Alleged Juvenile Offenders", Prison Reform -, Mr. John Wall, blind, appointed Trust response -, safety for -,-, -, NACRO response -, the "Choose-Your-Judge" guide -,-,-, NAPO response -, whether should be elected -,-, non-violent offences, ACOP, NACRO survey -, women, numbers and percentage (Parliamentary question) -, sentencing of, legalistic difficulties, excessive sentence Judicial appointments, encouraging people at the bottom end unlawful and excess remitted, so no longer sentence Judicial Studies Board, appointments could be imposed on appeal Judicial review, whether Crown Court power to -, warrants for arrest issued in Republic of Ireland, procedure prohibit publication of particulars identifying in England (Re L (Deportation Proceedings: Juvenile), child or young person reviewable (R. v. N.C.) Leicester Crown Court, ex parte S) Judicial system, do we need a "Fool" to give new ideas for? Jurors, what occupies the minds of? K Juries, actions, whether ever regret their decision, St. Louis example Kerb crawling, motorists convicted in the Greater London , bias, juror employed by company from which goods stolen area (Parliamentary question) (R. v. Morris, N.C.) Knighthood, loss of, Sir Jack Lyons, effect on places named , control of jury room exhibits after him , system, effectiveness, present day , >, is it at risk? , trial by, paying the price of electing, in costs L -, when need help of expert evidence Justice, no, when a stipendiary magistrate receives sentence, Law, books, hardback, paperback or looseleaf according to newspaper report -, -, lack of in remainder trays at railway stations "Justice", 34th annual report -, career in, possibilities and opportunities examined Justices’ clerks, annual reports [see "Magistrates"] -, centres, independent advice and, funding, Advice Services -, duty to serve documents in civil and criminal cases Alliance’s proposals (Parliamentary question) -, "Life Certificates" to payees under a domestic court -, courses at universities and polytechnics, a case of first order, are they still asking "information wanted: class unfairness compared to other subjects? dead or alive?" -, impenetrable language of, first Latin - now algebra? Justices’ Clerks’ Society, annual conference, Lord -, libraries, Library of the Congress of the United States Donaldson’s address Law Commission, new telephone numbers -, -, president’s address Law Society, sales from their shop Juvenile court, death of, successes and failures reviewed Lawyers, are they legal eagles - or sometimes ostriches? -, panels, cases outside commission area -, music, what is the best choice? Juvenile justice, Egyptian style -, polyglot, from Law Society’s Directories Juvenile offenders, alleged offender, offence denied, -, profession, outlook? - good -, will someone please speak up for? Rogers, N.C.) Lebanon, whether a contingent of Law Society members -, karaoke, licensing requirements for holding events would help problems in -, late night refreshment houses, special orders of Legal advice, areas of uncertainty, answered by the Home exemption and position of "take-away" shops Office "grey area" -, licensed premises, outside activities, relevance Legal advisers to tackle problems in court at Rugby - to the licence not on rugby -, licensing justices’ sittings, whether can be held in Legal aid, advisory committee on, sittings and report more than one court (Parliamentary question) -, occasional permissions, national political association, -, civil, funding, Lord Chancellor’s consultation paper whether sub-group a separate branch for licensing -, contributory, speedier reassessments and tighter controls purposes, definition of officer of the association on payments -, off-licence, legality of "shop within a shop" policy -, criminal, courts too generous? -, old beerhouse licences, the temperance movement and -, -, in the magistrates’ court, should be the responsibility package holidays, link between of the Legal Aid Board -, organization of all night party in aircraft hanger at -, -, Legal Aid Board guidance on airfield, no licence obtained from local authority, -, rates for the defence lawyer, are they enough? information laid alleging unlicensed public -, DSS claimants, solicitors representing, position entertainment, scheme of membership in operation where legal aid runs out (Lunn v. Colston-Hayter, N.C.) -, expenditure, control of -, prohibition on consumption of alcohol in public places, -, -, Lord Chancellor announces measures to examine local authorities encouraged to follow Coventry efficiency of system -, provisional licence, whether final grant can be made -, -, tighter control on, from "The Government’s before premises completed Expenditure Plans 1991-1992 to 1993-1994" and -, public entertainment licence and special hours Legal Aid Board’s scrutiny of solicitors’ bills 163, 466, certificate, relationship between -, fixed fees, Lord Chancellor accepts President -, "reasonable" fees under licensing statutes of the Law Society’s request for two levels -, registered club, whether can apply for an occasional -, future of, Lord Chancellor sees radical change permission -, Legal Aid Board, application form, Plain English -, Single registration for multiple club premises, company campaign endorse with two establishments, to be re-organized into one -, -, multi-party actions proposals published structure, whether can have separate premises -, -, quicker payments for legal aid practitioners from -, part III Gaming Act 1968, effect of s. 31(2) on number of changes in payments system gaming machines allowed -, -, research into county court advice schemes -, special hours certificate, notices of objection under the -, payments total and per head of population (Parliamentary Licensing (Special Hours Certificates) Rules 1982, effect question) of the Amendment Rules 1988 -, qualifying limits for free, increase in -, tombola at garden féte, need for a licence -, Statement of means form, defendants or advocates filling Life sentences, Ministerial decisions to increase tariff in, propriety of recommended by trial Judge and Lord Chief Justice -, two counsel, allowing for clarified (Parliamentary question) -, upper limits, freeze on (Parliamentary question) -, NACRO briefing paper -, wife causes grievious bodily harm to husband, wife -, murder, numbers in prison (Parliamentary question) and husband reconciled, husband to pav legal aid Lincoln, Hon. Mr. Justice, death of contribution, propriety Litigant in person, problems posed by, one defendant’s Legal aid and advice, eligibility for, figures case already taken seven months Legal anecdotes, best of, in book form -, when he becomes vexatious Legal Education and Conduct, Advisory Committee Local authorities, gypsies, unlawfully occupying land, on, members whether order to move from land continues without Legal Information Exchange, Lord Chanceilor launches need for further application to court Legal ladies, new peers appointed Local government, member’s pecuniary interest, meaning Legal services, free, access to (Parliamentary question) of “detailed application of any policy solely to the Legal textbooks, lack of in remainder trays at railway stations dwelling in relation to which the pecuniary interest Licensing, beer, serving with or without a head of froth, arises" (Readman v. Payne, N.C.) need for the correct measure considered in light of Local justice, need it be so "local"? is "Romford man", Bennett v. Markham "Essex man"? -, consent to structural alterations, no consent obtained for Lord Chancellor, Lord Mackay, peripatetic in making extension to bar lounge area before work commenced, himself widely known in England no power for justices to grant retrospective consent -, under-going a blood pressure test, will His Honour under the section (R. v. Wyre Licensing Justices, Judge Pickles add to the pressure? ex parte Wilkinson, N.C.) Lord Chancellor’s Department, Deputy Secretary of -, "dry" district on Sundays, whether visitors could supply Commission (Training), annual report own liquor Lord Chief Justice, an overdue quote from, to The Malayan -, function room at public house, public entertainments Law Journal in January, 1986 licence in force, special hours certificate granted in Lyons, Sir Jack, loss of knighthood respect of function room, hire of room for private party, whether hours under a special certificate Me dependent on the music and dancing being public (Edwards v. Crown Prosecution Service, N.C.) "McKenzie Friend", when can be allowed in court, 50, 171, -, Good Friday, just another day of the week, in licensing common sense in the Court of Appeal 243, 482, 529, 617, terms -, justices on-licence, licensee suspended by brewery M manager pending appeal against dismissal, area manager appoints relief managers, protection orders Madingley Hall, Cambridge, farewell to the Director, not sought (Director of Public Prosecutions v. Mr. John Stanford Magistrates, abuse of process of court through delay, -,-, -, grant and the extension to magistrates’ courts, defence submission to examining justice that fair reviewed trial not possible, whether defendant entitled to -, -, -, Justices’ Clerks’ Society review of proposals 481 give evidence (R. v. Clerkenwell Stipendiary -, -, -, possible closure of courts following Magistrate, ex parte Bell, N.C.) (Parliamentary question) 783 -, -, duty of justices to inquire into reasons for delay -,-,-, Mr. Anthony Scrivener, chairman, Bar Council, before deciding issue of abuse and dismissing case on "dogma and justice" 711, 721, 722, 751, 800 (R. v. Crawley Justices, ex parte Director of Public -, -, City of London Magistrates’ Court, to leave the Prosecutions, N.C.) Guildhall Justice Room 539 -, whether examining justices have power to discontinue -, -, closures, putting the record straight 18 proceedings on ground of abuse of process (R. v. Telford -, -, computers, are they really necessary? 494 Justices, ex parte Badhan, N.C.) 139 -, -, committees, Central Council, annual report 750 -, Advisory Committees, revised directions to -, -, difficulties for the traveller in finding: "will -, appeal against decision of the domestic court by way someone please tell me where I am?" 721 of justices’ reasons, case stated at the same time 544 -, -, "duty psychiatrist" schemes, case for - 701 -, appointments of, revised Directions for Advisory -, -, folk, everyday tale of, from video "The Challenging Committees 540 Business of Justice" 219, 315 -, arrest, bringing defendant before court as soon as possible, -, -, new, Bath 653 whether court can fix an earlier time for hearing 80 -, -, -, Chester 691 -, bailiffs, use of, best practice guidance -,-, -, in general 653 -, bias, appearance of bias, approach of the court in -, -, -, Stockport 785 relation to the son of a fellow magistrate 714 -, -, Outer London, regional training unit, annual report 768 -, bind-over, position where magistrates refuse to -, -, Out of hours, experiences with 491 sanction and ask Crown to proceed on original charge 728 -, -, quality management, total, or total quality paralysis? 355, 666 -, breach of conditions of young offender institution -, -, resources, Lord Chancellor asks for more effective supervision, whether should be dealt with in addition use of 460 to other offences 496 -, -, -, Lord Donaldson’s view 306 -, breach of requirement of probation order, powers of -, -, Scrutiny Report, decisions on recommendations the court in dealing with the probationer, admonishment (Parliamentary questions) 137, 157 or warning $12 -, -, -, new look at current proposals 130 -, car theft, guidance on committing to a higher court -, -, security measures, results of police withdrawal 369, 440 (Parliamentary question) 772 -, -, Serving as a "Post Office" in collecting civil debts -, change of plea, powers and procedure 484 such as non-payment of licences, should this be their -, committals, by reading the statements, whether there function? 366 are disadvantages in 753 -, -, Sittings, costs (Parliamentary question) 750 -, -, delay meant committal was abuse 49 -, -, -, whether should be in the evening 386, 461 -, -, errors in, Court of Appeal expresses dismay over 626 -, -, Staff, ethnic monitoring of 447 -, -, for sentence, power of magistrates’ court reviewed 743, 838 -, -, -, training, Senior Management Development Programme -, -, Single justice, three defendants behaving rudely, awarded to Ashridge Management College 477 whether single justice can deal with contempt of court 806 -, -, waiting in, for defendants, etc., need for improvement, -, compensation, release from prison, enforcement 383 who then, is my neighbour when a defendant can be -, costs, expert witness, payment of allowances, Costs ushered into the magistrates’ room in Criminal Cases (General) Regulations 1986, -, deputy chairmen, new shortlisting rules for election of regs. 15, 16 and 20 592 -, decisions by, press criticism of, should be challenged -, costs of magistrates, as respondents to appeal, by "were you there?" Contempt of Court Act 1981 742 -, Divisional Court, powerless to order magistrates -, courts, annual reports, Bolton 90, 768 to continue hearing when two of the latter reach 70 -, -, -, Bradford 508 -, domestic jurisdiction, affiliation order, application to -,-, -, Bristol 352 vary, whether the variation would be a periodical payment -, -, -, Cambridge 742 -, duty to serve documents in civil and criminal cases -, -, -, Cheshire 642 -, evidence, character, two co-accused, one of good character, -, -, -, Coventry 90, 768 one of bad character, approach of the magistrates and -, -, -, Keighley 399 their clerk -,-, -, Leeds 457 -, examining justices, duties and functions of -, -, -, Liverpool 410 -, family law procedures, type of procedure and what -, -, -, Manchester City 443 procedural rules apply -, -,-, North East Hampshire 590 -, income tax cases, service of summons in -, -, -, Nottinghamshire - Northern Area 457 -, indictable proceedings, time intervals -,-,-, Oldham 57 -, indictment, including a count of same facts -, -,-, Sheffield 538 -, joint offenders charged with offence triable either- -, -, -, South East Hampshire 652 way, one elects trial by jury, whether all must be -,-, -, South Bedfordshire 90 committed for trial (R. v. Brentwood Justices, -, -, -, Uxbridge 538 ex parte Nicholls) 497, 572, 593, 595, 608 -,-,-, Wigan 428 -, jurisdiction, magistrates’ court can only commit a -, -, block listing of sittings, Justices’ Clerks’ Society summary offence to the Crown Court under s. 41 Survey 226, 365 Criminal Justice Act 1988 if the related indictable -, >, cash limits, another fear about: would implementation offence is triable either way (R. v. Miall, N.C.) be in breach of Coronation Oath? 769 -, -, power of Crown Court to vary sentence within 28 days -,-, -, exemplifications in the formula, reliance on (R. v. Stillwell and Jewell, N.C.) percentages, warning 600, 724 -, legal aid, fixed fees, Lord Chancellor accepts President -, -, -, fear over, is Ministry of Justice the answer? 379 of the Law Society’s request for two levels -, -, -, financial provision for magistrates’ courts committees -, limited company, conditional or absolute discharge, wait on Chancellor’s Autumn Statement whether such a sentence is open to a criminal court (Parliamentary question) 707 -, lotus land across the sea for a Bahamian magistrate -, Magistrates’ Courts (Costs Against Legal Representatives blow (R. v. Hyde, Sussex and Collins, N.C.) in Civil Proceedings) Rules 1991 (Home Office Circular -, without violence; to kill or not to kill, in Shakespearean No. 76/1991) context -, ouster of jurisdiction in dispute over property Museum of Law project cases, effect of s. 7 Criminal Damage Act 1971 -, potential source of recruits, "Experienced Bench Joiners"? -, procedure, absence of defendant through illness, general N principles governing justices’ discretion to proceed with trial (R. v. Bolton Justices, ex parte Merna; R. v. National Association for the Care and Resettlement Richmond Justices, ex parte Haines, N.C.) of Offenders (NACRO), annual report -, -, alternative charges, conviction on first charge, National Association of Probation Officers (NAPO), whether dismissal of alternative charge appropriate annual report (Director of Public Prosecutions v. Gane, N.C.) New Zealand, letter from -, appeal by case stated allowed against finding of no New Year Honours case to answer, two of the three adjudicating justices Night cafés, restaurants, London Local Authorities Act 1990, since retired (Griffith v. Hanson and Jenkins, N.C.) s. 8(1)(g), night café premises with integral living -, Summary offence, whether prosecution under a duty accommodation, means of escape in case of fire to disclose witness statements to defence in advance of 1991, high spots and low spots in summary trial (R. v. Kingston upon Hull Justices, "No fault" payments from insurance company funds, ex parte McCann, N.C.) ; suggestion for -, Summary trial before two justices, justices unable "No separate penalty," adjudication of, validity to agree on verdict, whether under duty to adjourn case for hearing before differently constituted bench (R. v. Redbridge Justices, ex parte Ram, N.C.) 577, 655 O -, whether unrepresented party has right to have a "McKenzie friend" present in court to assist him (R. v. Oaths, administration of oaths and taking of affidavits by Leicester City Justices, ex parte Barrow and Barrow, justices of the peace N.C.) [see also "McKenzie Friend"} 171, 736 -, time to abolish? recruitment, "The Challenging Business of Justice", Obscene publications, importation, prosecutions, Home Office Video 219, 315 punishment (Parliamentary questions) restriction On reporting criminal proceedings concerning Obscenity, test for, a further gloss on the meaning children, publication of defendants’ names (R. v. Offences against the person, a quandary in a quagmire, Southwark Crown Court, ex parte Godwin and Others) 834 House of Lords’ judgment clarifies law in Savage sentencing, consecutive sentences, whether the aggregate and Parmenter sentence must relate to offence triable either way 624 Outraging public decency, notes left in public places -, prison, albeit suspended, coupled with a fine, inviting boys to meet defendant, absence of lewdness or desirability or legality in combining sentences for the obscenity in notes, whether intention and motive of same offence 144 defendant in leaving notes relevant (R. v. Rowley, N.C.) stipendiaries, numbers in office (Parliamentary question) 816 , two justices must adjourn if unable to agree on a verdict 577, 655 venue, reconsidering, right of election is individual as result of decision in R. v. Brentwood Justices, Paris, people power in ex parte Nicholls 497, 572, 593, 595, 608 Parole, changes in, Prison Reform Trust’s views -, warrant of arrest for failure to surrender to bail, -, recommendations, objections (Parliamentary question) whether power to award compensation for costs 64, 271 Penal code, will it ever conform with Europe? Magnetic Tape Interchange, drivers’ records supplied by, Personal Injury Actions - Endorsement Upon Writ results 402 (Queen’s Bench Practice Direction) Maintenance, children, Government proposals in Pettifer, Ernest, request for information on "Children Come First" 260 "Petty cash" -, High Court or county court order registered in Phyllis marked magistrates’ court, variation 560 Police, air support service, plans to centralize -, Irish maintenance order not enforceable in England 66 -, alarms and excursions for the public when the station -, order, payments diverted to DHSS, cancelled, arrears itself has a burglar alarm Manslaughter, definition of, sudden and temporary loss of -, arrest, statement of grounds for arrest as soon as self control required 625 practicable under s. 28 PACE, meaning of "arrest" Marsch, Miss N.M., death of -, assaults on, mandatory prison sentences for, whether Mass surrender on Constitution Hill necessary Medieval fairs and the Courts of Pie Poudre -, AMA submission to the "Review of Local Government" Members of Parliament, in prison at the same time -, Association of Chief Police Officers, annual report Mentally disturbed offenders, diverting from penal system, -, chief constable’s annual report, Cambridgeshire five national organizations say too slow -, -, Cleveland -, new initiative on dealing with by NACRO research -, -, Derbyshire Metecr landing near homes of editor and ex-editor, J.P.: -, -, Dorset a close run thing -, -, Dyfed Powys Mini-skirts prohibited by law, in past centuries -, -, Humberside Mortgage actions, Chancery: Disclosure of all Mortgage -,-, Kent Conditions (Practice Direction No. 1 of 1991) -, -, Lancashire Moscow, books for -, -, Leicestershire Murder, attempted, whether defence of duress is available -, -, Lincolnshire (R. v. Gotts, N.C.) -, -, Norfolk -, criminal standard of proof apt in civil murder claim -, -, Northamptonshire -, devaluation in the status of -,-, North Yorkshire -, joint enterprise, impossible to say who struck fatal -, -, Nottinghamshire