Scutts' unsuccessful defence involved son admitting lesser offence
“I think it's a very strange defence to run," notes one Scutts supporter.
See "The curious case of Peter Scutts: disproportionate drubbing or just desserts?" in today's print issue for an in-depth account of Scutts senior’s dodgy dealings.
The defence run by Peter Scutts’ legal team in a case brought against him by the Serious Fraud Office appears to have hinged on his
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Nick Grant
Fri, 31 Jul 2015
Fri, 31 Jul 2015
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Scutts' unsuccessful defence involved son admitting lesser offence
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