Weston v Central Criminal Court Courts Administrator

Subject Matter

CONTEMPT OF COURT — Solicitor — Discourtesy and breach of duty — Protest over premature listing of criminal trial — Client sent to court unrepresented — Offensive letters to court officer — Judge's direction that solicitor attend to explain conduct conveyed to solicitor by client — Solicitor not complying with direction — Whether contempt punishable by order to pay costs

[1977] QB 32; [1976] 3 WLR 103

Commentary

Blackstones Criminal Practice 2025
Contempt of Court in Respect of Criminal Proceedings - Forms of Contempt: Contempt by Advocates B14.108

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