LLR: Financial Crime

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R (ON THE APPLICATION OF THE DIRECTOR OF REVENUE AND CUSTOMS PROSECUTIONS) v BIRMINGHAM MAGISTRATES’ COURT, WOOLLEY (INTERESTED PARTY)

[2010] Lloyd's Rep FC 286

DIVISIONAL COURT

Before Lord Justice Laws, Sir Thayne Forbes

Extradition — Rule of Speciality — Abuse of Process — Conspiracy to cheat the public revenue — Sentence — Confiscation order — Default term of imprisonment — Magistrates’ jurisdiction to hear abuse or process arguments — Extradition Act 2003, section 151.

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