gainsaid”
. With respect to the judge, the inference as to why the firearms were there was obvious. If Rolls sought to challenge the purpose for which the gun and silencer were at the premises, it was incumbent upon the court to hold a
- Mr Q Hawkins
- Introduction
- The offences
- Goodyear
- The preparation of the reference
- R v Padoan and Smith
- The Judge’s sentencing remarks
- The basic submissions of the Attorney General
- The basic facts
- The approach to Rolls’ basis of plea : “gainsay”
- gainsay
- R v Underwood
- gainsaid”
- Newton
- The aggravating and mitigating factors
- R v Aramah
- R v Aranguren and Others
- Whiteway
- The appeal of Roach