Judge and lawyer in Colin Craig defamation case share sailing trip
Jordan Williams seeks to recall Supreme Court judgment.
Graham Skellern
Wed, 19 Jun 2019
The impartiality of a Supreme Court judge in the Jordan Williams-Colin Craig defamation case is being questioned after he went on a sailing trip with one of the participating lawyers.
Justice Sir Terence Arnold, the former solicitor-general, went sailing with Craig’s barrister Stephen Mills QC
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Graham Skellern
Wed, 19 Jun 2019
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Judge and lawyer in Colin Craig defamation case share sailing trip
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