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14 March 2022

Supreme Court finds in favour of right to privacy for those subject to criminal investigation

Supreme Court finds in favour of right to privacy for those subject to criminal investigation
17 February 2021

Supreme Court judgment in the KBR v SFO appeal – limits to extraterritorial impact of the SFO’s document compulsion powers

Supreme Court judgment in the KBR v SFO appeal – limits to extraterritorial impact of the SFO’s document compulsion powers
05 February 2021

Supreme Court hands down judgment in SFO’s case concerning the extraterritoriality of section 2 powers - Appeal of KBR is allowed

Supreme Court hands down judgment in SFO’s case concerning the extraterritoriality of section 2 powers - Appeal of KBR is allowed
05 September 2018

COURT OF APPEAL DECISION IN ENRC: ORTHODOXY RESTORED ON LITIGATION PRIVILEGE, BUT NARROW INTERPRETATION OF “CLIENT” REMAINS FOR NOW

The Court of Appeal has today handed down its eagerly awaited decision in the ENRC appeal: The Director of the Serious Fraud Office v Eurasian …

16 November 2017

GHOSH DISHONESTY DISAPPROVED: DISHONESTY NOW TO BE ASSESSED SOLELY AGAINST THE STANDARDS OF ORDINARY REASONABLE AND HONEST PEOPLE

The Supreme Court has held that the correct test for dishonesty is whether or not the defendant's conduct is dishonest by the objective standards of …

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