5,340 source-backed legal facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 43 of 54.
“he had climbed in a back window on which only his fingerprint was found.”
“A sex victim from Devon who blackmailed his abuser for £203,000”
“ordered to repay £1 under the Proceeds of Crime Act”
“made more than 30 threatening phone calls to him demanding money”
“He demanded £150,000 and told him to sell his homes”
“homes, which were worth collectively more than £1m”
“prized possession - a vintage car worth £15,000”
“if he did not pay the sum he would spend a day in jail”
“Judge Philip Wassall said that Phillips had realisable assets of just £1”
“has been ordered to repay £1 under the Proceeds of Crime Act.”
“He was in Forge Street on 24 May last year with some friends after they had watched the SPL title decider on television.”
“A 14-year-old boy also admitted assaulting Mr Crawford by punching him on the face.”
“He was placed on probation for two years and ordered to be electronically tagged for six months.”
“most images found were of children under 16.”
“The offences are alleged to have happened between 2004 and 2006.”
“detained for 15 months”
“previous conviction for arson for trying to burn down a children's home when she was 12”
“on 26 July last year”
“Paul Kent, 46, of Telford, admitted receiving about £300,000 in kickbacks from Learning Skills Council contracts worth £1.3m, which he granted to his co-defendants.”
“He admitted 11 counts of receiving corrupt payments and one of obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception, at an earlier hearing.”
“The SFO said he used the money to fund a lavish lifestyle, splashing out on expensive sports cars, designer watches and a £40,000 wedding and honeymoon.”
“Sentencing was adjourned after she admitted one charge of money laundering.”
“Ford, 57, a businessman of Shrewsbury, admitted five counts of making corrupt payments to Kent.”
“Graphic designer Rebecca Hoyle, 45, of Stroud, Gloucestershire, was given a one-year suspended sentence after she admitted three counts of making corrupt payments to Kent.”
“The squandering of solicited public funds on an application so utterly devoid of legal merit is to be deprecated.”
“The 56-year-old was also seeking to judicially review being refused permission to call the secretary of state and chief medical officer as part of his defence against prosecution. Following the ruling, Mr Carter vowed to appeal and likened…”
“He further claimed the 2006 Order was incompatible with rights prohibiting discrimination and torture, and protecting privacy, under European laws.”
“A judge ordered the tests to see if Marcela and Felipe Noble Herrera were taken from people killed during military rule in the 1970s and 80s.”
“The facility, which is between Wallingford and Henley-on-Thames, currently holds about 150 15 to 18-year-olds.”
“The process of decommissioning the facility is expected to take eight to 12 weeks.”
“The decision has been taken to move young people from HMYOI Huntercombe to other suitable establishments from 7 June.”
“The number of young people in custody is falling”
“Christopher Grady, 42, appeared at Worcester Crown Court accused of murdering Gabrielle, aged five, who died after being rescued in Evesham.”
“His six-year-old son Ryan escaped from the car, in February.”
“Mr Grady, of no fixed address, was remanded in custody and will stand trial on 28 February 2011.”
“Mr Grady, who was subjected to shouts of abuse from the public gallery, is formally accused of murdering Gabrielle on 14 February, the day the schoolgirl died at Birmingham Children's Hospital.”
“The Treasury, former chairman Sir Victor Blank and chief executive Eric Daniels now have 90 days to respond.”
“Part of Lazaats Hotel in Cottingham was set on fire and cash was taken in the incident in the early hours of 1 June.”
“A second Brymore teacher, 51-year-old David Allibone, is charged with the possession and supply of a prohibited weapon.”
“Both have been granted bail and are due to appear at Sedgemoor Magistrates' Court on 22 June.”
“on Sunday”
“A provisional trial date of 16 November was set during the hearing.”
“He is accused of murdering prostitutes Suzanne Blamires, Shelley Armitage, and Susan Rushworth.”
“His barrister told the court his legal team was seeking a consultation with experts from Rampton Hospital in Nottinghamshire to assess his client's 'mental state'.”
“Mr Griffiths referred to himself as the 'crossbow cannibal' at a previous court appearance.”
“He is accused of murdering Ms Blamires, 36, between 20 May and 25 May;”
“murdering Ms Rushworth, 43, between 22 June 2009 and 25 May this year;”
“murdering Ms Armitage, 31, between 25 April and 25 May this year.”
“Body parts found in the River Aire at Shipley were from Ms Blamires, who had lived in Barkston Walk, Allerton, and was last seen on 21 May.”
“Human tissue found in the river belonged to Ms Armitage, also from Allerton, who has been missing since 26 April.”
“Ms Rushworth, from the Manningham area of the city, disappeared on 22 June last year.”
“Officers will use powers available under the Football Spectators Act.”
“The inquests were adjourned at Whitehaven Magistrates' Court, where west Cumbria coroner David Roberts also opened an inquest into Bird's death.”
“At the 15-minute hearing, attended by some of the victims' families, Mr Roberts confirmed that Bird died from "wounds from a firearm".”
“Kerry Winter, who was last seen in 2008”
“Kerry Winter had lived in the UAE for seven years”
“Ms Winter was last heard from on the evening of 20 August 2008”
“I've been in jail for 12 months based only on suspicion.”
“At least three other men have been killed in connection with this affair”
“another three have died strangely - possibly after being poisoned”
“It is believed there is one killer - and that he lives across the border in Mozambique”
“jail terms of up to 25 years for Australians found guilty of sex crimes against children in foreign countries.”
“a 72-year-old man was extradited from Portugal to face a court in Sydney on child sex charges that date back more than a decade.”
“Lola and Isabella Koupparis were attacked at about 2200 BST on Saturday.”
“One of the girls has been transferred from the Royal London Hospital to Great Ormond Street Hospital for further treatment, Barts and The London NHS Trust said.”
“Joe Lobenstein MBE, 83, a former civic mayor of Hackney said he had warned the council about foxes in the area in 1993 and in 2000.”
“It was determined it was not and the fox was humanely killed by the pest controller at approximately 12.15am.”
“In 2002, mother Sue Eastwood reported that her baby boy, Louis, was injured when a fox crept into their house in Kent while she slept. The fourteen-week-old suffered bite marks on his head after the animal darted into the sitting room of t…”
“One suspect is described as white, 6ft 3in and skinny, while the other is said to be black, 5ft 8in and stocky.”
“Armed response teams remained at the scene, near many of the city's pubs and bars, until 2150 BST and the house was searched.”
“A 21-year-old man received medical treatment at the scene for a cut to his head, but was not taken to hospital.”
“We have taken the view that there is a problem with the framing of the law, that's why we said we want to look at it and if necessary we certainly will be ready to change it.”
“He said the government would "be consulting with officials about it and consulting more widely about it and that is the right thing to do".”
“But asked if it would be done sooner or later, he replied: "I don't think I can promise we are going to see it sooner but what we have said is that we think there is a need to change the law in this area."”
“Peter Connolly died from abuse in 2008 after an inexperienced doctor from the hospital failed to spot he had a broken back.”
“Google, the government said, had committed "probably the single biggest breach in the history of privacy".”
“Australian law prohibits people from accessing electronic communications for unauthorised purposes.”
“The Animal Act 1971 means owners of livestock are legally responsible for any damage caused by their animals.”
“But in 2003 this was extended to livestock, following a road accident in Devon in which a horse escaped its field and collided with a car.”
“He is due to appear at Manchester City Magistrates' Court on 7 June.”
“quashed planning permission for a caravan site at Gilestone, Talybont-on-Usk, granted in 2005.”
“The suspects grabbed a 64-year-old woman at the Forge in Glasgow and tried to push her into her car on 28 May.”
“Around 9 or 9.15am that morning, he witnessed a man and woman of similar description attempt to open the passenger door of a car in McDonald's car park in the Showcase Cinema Complex, Coatbridge.”
“around 9am last Friday morning”
“She had left the Asda store with her shopping bags at about 1230 BST”
“The male suspect was described as being white, about 5ft 10in tall, aged in his 30s and with a clean‑shaven but untidy appearance.”
“Her female companion was also white and aged her 30s.”
“water fight involving some 1,500 people”
“began in Hyde Park at about 1300 BST on Friday”
“still raging eight hours later”
“petered out at about 2100 BST”
“One male is being questioned on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm and two for public order offences”
“One person needed hospital treatment for a facial injury sustained at the event”
“As soon as the clock strikes 1pm, let battle commence - get as many other people wet without getting wet yourself! Last one with a dry T-shirt wins!!!”
“The 55 have been given football banning orders preventing them from attending matches in the UK or abroad.”
“Georgina Edmonds, 77, was tortured for her bank card PIN number and killed with her rolling pin in Brambridge, near Eastleigh, in January 2008.”
“Mrs Edmonds was found dead on 11 January 2008 by her son and a family friend.”
“The man was wearing a fluorescent jacket when he used a cash machine at a Tesco Express in Twyford Road, only a few miles from Mrs Edmonds' home, at 2238 GMT on the same day.”
“About 3m people live in leasehold flats and houses in England and Wales”
“£15,000 to extend a lease by 30 years”
