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Why QCs like cross examination: they can destroy witnesses.
In the recent case of Lord Janner, we are told that those who make the allegations must face cross examination. We are told that this is necessary for justice. We are told that this is what the UK legal system … Continue reading
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Tagged Allegation, Amber Rudd, BBC, Child abuse, Criminal defense lawyer, Cross-examination, United Kingdom
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