Judgments

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• May 18, 2022

  Sana Musharraf -v- R

  Court of Appeal Criminal DivisionCriminalJudgment

• May 18, 2022

  Attorney General for England and Wales -v- BBC

  CivilMedia and Communications ListQueen's Bench DivisionJudgment

• May 17, 2022

  Autonomy and others -v- Michael Richard Lynch and another

  Business and Property CourtsBusiness ListCivilJudgment

• May 16, 2022

  Eurasian Natural Resources -v- Dechert LLP

  Business and Property CourtsCivilJudgment

• May 6, 2022

  Davidson & Ors -v- R

  CriminalCrown CourtJudgment

• May 3, 2022

  AM -v- Secretary of State for the Home Department

  Administrative CourtQueen's Bench DivisionJudgment

• May 3, 2022

  SQ -v- Secretary of State for Home Department and others

  Administrative CourtQueen's Bench DivisionJudgment

• May 3, 2022

  NR -v- Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis and another

  Administrative CourtQueen's Bench DivisionJudgment

• April 29, 2022

  Sentencing remarks: R -v- Boris Becker

  CriminalCrown CourtSentencing Remarks

• April 29, 2022

  Walton -v- Slater and Gordon (privacy order)

  CivilCounty CourtPrivacy Order

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