Analysis of R v H 2014

Criminal Law News 105:02-26 (2017)
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A case to be taken up by the Criminal Appeals Commission because the decision of the appeal court was flawed- a miscarriage of justice against Dr Stephen Hamilton, formerly, a most respected senior family general practitioner

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