5,340 source-backed legal facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 48 of 54.
“The OFT ought to come right out and tell people that the bank charges decision does not affect other types of late payment charges.”
“But the council came round and said you don't have planning permission for that.”
“Earlier this week, as part of the same enquiry a former husband and wife in their 50s, were in court charged with physically and sexually abusing their five children in the 1970s, 80s and early 90s.”
“Detectives have now questioned 13 people as part of their ongoing investigations since last Friday.”
“Officials say Google missed a midnight deadline on May 27 to comply.”
“Dr Caspar confirmed that his office was engaging further dialogue with Google, and that his office has "the power to raise a fine of €50,000" (£42,000).”
“The Hamburg office, which is handling the case because Google's German headquarters are in the city, had previously imposed a midnight deadline on May 27 for Google to answer a range of questions about how the data was gathered, and hand o…”
“Stuart Slade, 35, of Old Steine, was found with stab wounds to his chest in Hampton Place on 30 December 2008.”
“Michael Williams admitted at Truro Crown Court to 27 charges of inciting sexual activity, grooming and distributing indecent images. He also admitted voyeurism and possessing indecent images.”
“He will be sentenced in three months' time to allow psychiatric reports to be prepared.”
“Three counts of grooming children over the internet Eight counts of sexual activity with a child aged between 13 and 15 Nine counts of causing or inciting a child over 13 to engage in sexual activity Four counts of causing or inciting a ch…”
“Eight limousines out more than 40 vehicles which took students to an end-of-year day-time school prom in South Derbyshire have failed safety checks.”
“All eight of the limousines which failed the checks got prohibition notices - meaning they must be proved roadworthy before operating again.”
“Defects with tyres, steering and no seat-belts were found on five.”
“Five vehicles were being investigated for not having the relevant operator's licence”
“stabbed John Marsh five times”
“Matthew Briers, 18”
“15-year-old boy”
“Briers, who was 17 at the time of the killing”
“Mr Connor went to Belfast High Court on Thursday to start a legal battle over alleged discrepancies during the count.”
“In 2009, Israel's Supreme Court ruled that the general closure of the road to Palestinians was illegal.”
“He was told he must serve at least 17-and-a-half years in jail.”
“After the attack, Watt twice tried to hang himself with a washing line.”
“We are pleased in the sense he will have to serve at least 17-and-a-half years before he is even considered for parole.”
“Michael O'Donnell, 29, was on remand at HMP Forest Bank in Salford when he took a razor to his ear while in his cell.”
“He was taken to hospital on 2 May, but on the way the ambulance was held up by masked men and O'Donnell escaped.”
“We will continue to explain that the scientific whaling that we are conducting is lawful in accordance with article eight of the international convention for the regulation of whaling,”
“dropping litter in Scotland is illegal, punishable by a £50 fine.”
“The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), which monitors personal data security, said that it had already met major suppliers to discuss the security implications of smart meters.”
“Greece's Supreme Court on Thursday pressed money laundering charges against Mr Mantelis and banned him from leaving the country.”
“Mr Lyons, 52, from Kilburn, north London”
“It is alleged the attacks, on seven women, were carried out between 1998 and 2008”
“The case is expected to be filed within weeks”
“This investigation started with the finding of a mobile phone on a bus. It led to numerous arrests and the recovery of a number of other phones - several of which contained indecent images of children. There have been a number of arrests i…”
“She recorded a narrative verdict, and said: "Being legal does not mean being safe or benign and it would be my wish that these differences be known on a wider basis.”
“the inquest at Brighton was told”
“Paul Brady, 44, from Rochdale, was last seen getting into a van in Bacup, Lancashire, on 1 August last year.”
“Three others charged in connection with Mr Brady's disappearance are due to stand trial later this year.”
“A man, 37, from Stockport, has previously been charged with attempting to pervert the course of justice.”
“Mr Justice Davis, sitting at Teesside Crown Court, sentenced Stephenson to nine months in jail, suspended for 18 months. He will have to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work. The judge disqualified him from driving for 18 months”
“Stephenson said he believed the friends, who had been out celebrating a birthday, were trying to "do a runner" to avoid paying the £8.40 fare.”
“Mr Justice Davis, sitting at Teesside Crown Court, sentenced Stephenson to nine months in jail, suspended for 18 months.”
“He will have to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work.”
“The judge disqualified him from driving for 18 months, which could finish his taxi-driving career.”
“Mr Todd and his four friends got out of Stephenson's Fiat Scudo when he stopped on Hedworth Lane, Jarrow, on 29 March 2009.”
“Aaron Todd and four others”
“six days later”
“nine months in jail, suspended for 18 months”
“150 hours of unpaid work”
“Mr Todd and his four friends”
“£8.40 fare”
“29 March 2009”
“accepted £64,000 to "grease his palm" from a firm which won a £1m a year contract at the base”
“Grogan was paid in £1,000 cash instalments over an eight-year period from 1998”
“valued at £10,000”
“accepted £64,000 to "grease his palm"”
“was paid in £1,000 cash instalments over an eight-year period from 1998”
“received landscaping and paving work at his home in Ipswich valued at £10,000”
“It is no more and no less than greasing the palm.”
“The court heard that Grogan was responsible on behalf of the Ministry of Defence for supervising the administration of a contract worth £1m a year at US air base.”
“Grogan was paid in £1,000 cash instalments over an eight-year period from 1998 by the former managing director of Ground Control Ltd.”
“In addition Grogan received landscaping and paving work at his home in Ipswich valued at £10,000 and provided at no cost to himself by sub contractors connected to Ground Control Ltd.”
“The former managing director of Ground Control Ltd could not be interviewed about the case because he had committed suicide, the court heard.”
“Mitigating, John Donnelly said that Grogan had until now lived an 'exemplary' life, regularly achieving top grades in his MoD work assessments.”
“As a result of the case, Grogan feared he would lose his MoD pension.”
“Sentencing Grogan, Judge Holt said because of the large amount of money involved and the persistence of the offending, a suspended sentence was inappropriate.”
“Mr Haigh said he dealt with a similar incident in 2004.”
“Suzanne Blamires, 36, Shelley Armitage, 31, and Susan Rushworth, 43”
“Stephen Griffiths will appear in court on Friday.”
“Mr Griffiths will appear at Bradford Magistrates' Court on Friday morning and he is expected to be then remanded into custody to appear at Bradford Crown Court on Friday afternoon.”
“Peter Harvey, 50, was given a two-year community order on Monday at Nottingham Crown Court.”
“spent five years in legal battles with the trust and his GP”
“the 30-year-old man”
“19-day-old boys”
“two counts of inflicting grievous bodily harm”
“SOCA then made arrests as Tindling and two associates tried to cut open the blocks in an isolated barn near Chelmsford, Essex, weeks later.”
“The court heard Tindling tried to hide nearly 225kg of cocaine in a shipment of scrap metal from Guyana.”
“£20m worth of cocaine”
“nearly 225kg”
“about £60,000 a year”
“Friday”
“his convictions for six breaches of the peace, committed between November 2007 and July last year”
“She admitted six offences of making indecent images of children and possessing 79 images of sexual abuse.”
“Gunn had also admitted having 296 extreme images showing bestiality and sadism.”
“Images depicting child sex abuse had been downloaded on to two laptops.”
“The married mother made the indecent images of children between September 2007 and October 2008, the court heard.”
“Lincolnshire County Council confirmed Mrs Gunn was employed as an independent support manager at the school at the time of her arrest, but she resigned in August.”
“fled Aylesbury Crown Court on 12 May after losing his appeal against a 26-week jail term.”
“The RSPCA found more than 100 neglected animals at Gray's farm in January 2008.”
“He was found guilty of animal welfare offences alongside his wife and three of his children.”
“Gray and his teenage son, James Gray Jnr, were found guilty of 11 charges each under the Animal Welfare Act 2006 after a trial last year.”
“Two of the charges were dropped when they launched an appeal following sentencing last June.”
“James Gray Jnr, 17, was acquitted on two further charges following the appeal, but all other convictions against him and his relatives were upheld.”
“Gray's wife, Julie, 42, and daughters, Jodie, 27, and Cordelia, 21, had each been found guilty of two animal welfare offences.”
“Gray was banned for life, with his wife, son and daughters each banned for 10 years.”
“Charles O'Neill, 47, and William Lauchlan, 33, deny killing 39-year-old Allison McGarrigle”
“Jean Menzies, 63”
“Mrs McGarrigle was reported missing in February 1998”
“She was declared dead in 2005”
“for more than 20 years.”
