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APPEAL COURT, HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY [2016] HCJAC 78 HCA/2016/000124/XC Lord Menzies Lord Brodie Lord Drummond Young OPINION OF THE COURT delivered by LORD MENZIES in APPEAL AGAINST CONVICTION by WILLIAM McBRIDE Appellant against HER MAJESTY’S ADVOCATE Respondent Appellant: Mitchell; Faculty Services Limited, Edinburgh (for Livingston Brown, Glasgow) Respondent: Farquharson AD; Crown Agent 18 August 2016 [1] The issue in this case is whether
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APPEAL COURT, HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY [2016] HCJAC 7 HCA/2015/002488/XC Lord Menzies Lady Smith OPINION OF THE COURT delivered by LORD MENZIES in APPEAL AGAINST SENTENCE by IBRAHIM AHMADI Appellant ; against HER MAJESTY’S ADVOCATE Respondent : Appellant: Mitchell; Paterson Bell Solicitors Respondent: Goddard; Crown Agent 7 January 2016 [1] The appellant Ibrahim Ahmadi appeared at Glasgow High Court on 8 July 2015 and after trial was found guilty of a charge
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was made at the trial of the respondent, Christopher Mason, in Glasgow High Court on 8 December 2014. The procedural circumstances are as follows. [2] The respondent appeared for trial at Glasgow, at The Bank of Scotland, 1475 Dumbarton Road, Glasgow you CHRISTOPHER MASON did assault KN, c/o Police Service of Scotland, Pollok, Glasgow an employee there, threaten her with a firearm or imitation
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2013 at Glasgow Sheriff Court on a charge of, amongst other things, attempted murder. Bail
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Respondent: _______ Appellant: Ms. A. Ogg, Solicitor Advocate; J.C. Hughes & Co., Glasgow, an account of being driven from Glasgow to Dunfermline by a friend, whom he refused to name, in order, to drive the car back to Glasgow. He also refused to tell the police the identity of the person whom he, been requested to drive it back to Glasgow. All the items in the car which might have excited
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in Glasgow. Thus in my opinion it cannot be concluded that the chance of a juror having information derived, in the Glasgow Govan fraud inquiry have asked for police protection because they fear intimidation, contacted police after facing pressure from friends and family in Glasgow and abroad. ... Strathclyde, the course of justice and breaking the law on election expenses.... The procurator-fiscal in Glasgow
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: Shead; Carr & Co., Glasgow Alt: Mackay, A.D.; Crown Agent 22 November 2007 The charges [1, to have occurred at the appellant's home in Glasgow. The offences alleged in charges (1) and (3, , the telephone number of his Glasgow home being provided on its website. In February 2003 the appellant, the appellant, by invitation, answered the petition warrant at Glasgow Sheriff Court. An indictment
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the applicant guilty. The case was adjourned for sentence until 17 June 2010 at the High Court in Glasgow, solicitor-advocate and solicitor in the cells at the High Court in Glasgow. He was not advised in relation, Mr Pollock was received, attached to it was his attendance record at Glasgow High Court stating, also contained reference to discussions about the sentence after it had been imposed in Glasgow
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by the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission in relation to the conviction of the appellant at Glasgow High, the flat at 2 up (right) 30 Clouston Street, Glasgow with faces masked and there assault Avril, in Kelbourne Street, Glasgow. A car drew up. They saw three men get out and walk up Sanda Street towards, at a hotel in Glasgow. The appellant did not give evidence and no evidence was led in support of his
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] The appellant pled guilty at the High Court at Glasgow on 16 June 2005 at a continued preliminary hearing, between the Clyde Tunnel, Glasgow and Crow Road, near to its junction with Southbrae Drive, Glasgow, 2004 at a point on the northbound carriageway of the A739 Crow Road, Glasgow, opposite the entrance