Separate trial for third CBL Insurance defendant ‘extraordinary’, QC argues
SFO signals no proposal to join third accused to existing pair of CBL defendants.
Reweti Kohere
Wed, 24 Mar 2021
Any attempt by the Serious Fraud Office to have a third defendant tried separately from the former boss of CBL Insurance, Peter Harris, on the same criminal charge is “extraordinary” and an “affront” to normal legal principles, a Queen’s Counsel has argued.
Harris’ QC, Rachael Reed,
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Reweti Kohere
Wed, 24 Mar 2021
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Separate trial for third CBL Insurance defendant ‘extraordinary’, QC argues
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