It is now possible for a defendant to be convicted in a British Court of Law, with their right to be present in the courtroom denied, upon undisclosed charges based upon evidence that they are not allowed to see nor hear.
Wednesday 28 May 2014
It is now possible for a defendant to be convicted in a British Court of Law, with their right to be present in the courtroom denied, upon undisclosed charges based upon evidence that they are not allowed to see nor hear.
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