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Poetry To UK Precedent: What Went Into Landmark 'Bulldozer Justice' Verdict
In a landmark judgment yesterday, the Supreme Court demolished the idea of 'bulldozer justice' that several state governments had unleashed against accused in heinous criminal cases.
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Children With Chainsaws, Hammers, Axes Ransack Rs 12 Crore Home In UK
Children aged 11 to 15 wreaked havoc, harming a wrought-iron chandelier, overturning valuable antique furniture, and even ruining the homeowner's cherished wedding dress.
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UK Prisons Full: Judges Ordered to Delay Sentencing, Criminals May Be Released Early
The judge emphasized that their "greatest concern" revolved around defendants convicted of rape being allowed to remain on bail rather than being swiftly jailed.
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Popular DJ In London Tortured To Death By "Sadistic Thugs", UK Court Told
A popular radio DJ in London was allegedly tortured to death by "sadistic thugs" who inflicted around 94 injuries on him and locked his girlfriend in a bathroom for two days, a court has heard.
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Indian-Origin UK Doctor Gets 5 Life Sentences For Sex Abuse: Report
An Indian-origin doctor has received two life sentences by a UK criminal court in addition to the three he was already serving for sexually assaulting 28 women over a period of four years, according to a media report.
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UK To Host Key Meet To Discuss Alleged War Crimes In Ukraine
The UK will host a meeting of justice ministers in March to discuss ways to support the International Criminal Court's investigation of alleged war crimes in Ukraine, the government said Saturday.
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Dawood Ibrahim's Close Aide To Be Freed In UK As US Drops Extradition Request
Jabir Moti, described in court as a "top lieutenant" of Dawood Ibrahim's D Company worldwide criminal network, is set to be freed from a London prison.
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Dawood "Lieutenant" Jabir Moti Appeals Against Extradition From UK To US
Jabir Moti, described in court as a "top lieutenant" of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's D Company worldwide criminal network, has appealed in the High Court in London against his extradition to the US to face charges of drug trafficking, money laundering and blackmail.
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Prized Assets That Nirav Modi, Vijay Mallya, Anil Ambani May Lose In Dues
Weeks after India's criminal enforcement bureau announced a second auction of the prized personal possessions of fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi including his favorite watch and his Rolls Royce Ghost, the United Kingdom High Court recently asked Anil Ambani to deposit $100 million of his personal wealth to partially pay back debt due to a trio of Chine...
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Nirav Modi "Not The Hardened Criminal" As India Claims, Says His Lawyer
The UK High Court on Tuesday began hearing fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi's appeal against a lower court's order to deny him bail as he fights his extradition from Britain to India in the nearly USD 2 billion Punjab National Bank (PNB) fraud and money laundering case.
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Indian-Origin Man, Arrested For Bank Fraud, Must Forfeit Funds In UK
A jailed Indian-origin former bank employee was ordered on Monday to forfeit 62,000 pounds by a UK court for his role in a money laundering scam to help Romanian criminals by opening around 400 fake bank accounts.
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Vijay Mallya Asked To Pay 200,000 Pounds To Indian Banks By UK Court
The UK High Court has ordered embattled liquor tycoon Vijay Mallya to pay a minimum of 200,000 pounds towards the costs incurred by 13 Indian banks in their legal battle to recover alleged dues.
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UK Serial Killer Convicted Of Murdering 4 Men He Met Online
A British chef was convicted Wednesday of murdering four young men whom he met online, plied with lethal drug-spiked drinks and raped, then left their bodies in and around a graveyard near his home.
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Indian-Origin Man Jailed for 11 Years for Money Laundering in UK
An Indian-origin man has been sentenced for a total of 11 years after being found guilty of laundering 3.5 million pounds of criminal funds.
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Britain phone hacking scandal: Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty
Rebekah Brooks, a former executive to Rupert Murdoch and a close friend of Prime Minister David Cameron, pleaded not guilty in a London court on Wednesday to charges of criminal behaviour during her time at two national tabloids.
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Poetry To UK Precedent: What Went Into Landmark 'Bulldozer Justice' Verdict
In a landmark judgment yesterday, the Supreme Court demolished the idea of 'bulldozer justice' that several state governments had unleashed against accused in heinous criminal cases.
-
Children With Chainsaws, Hammers, Axes Ransack Rs 12 Crore Home In UK
Children aged 11 to 15 wreaked havoc, harming a wrought-iron chandelier, overturning valuable antique furniture, and even ruining the homeowner's cherished wedding dress.
-
UK Prisons Full: Judges Ordered to Delay Sentencing, Criminals May Be Released Early
The judge emphasized that their "greatest concern" revolved around defendants convicted of rape being allowed to remain on bail rather than being swiftly jailed.
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Popular DJ In London Tortured To Death By "Sadistic Thugs", UK Court Told
A popular radio DJ in London was allegedly tortured to death by "sadistic thugs" who inflicted around 94 injuries on him and locked his girlfriend in a bathroom for two days, a court has heard.
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Indian-Origin UK Doctor Gets 5 Life Sentences For Sex Abuse: Report
An Indian-origin doctor has received two life sentences by a UK criminal court in addition to the three he was already serving for sexually assaulting 28 women over a period of four years, according to a media report.
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UK To Host Key Meet To Discuss Alleged War Crimes In Ukraine
The UK will host a meeting of justice ministers in March to discuss ways to support the International Criminal Court's investigation of alleged war crimes in Ukraine, the government said Saturday.
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Dawood Ibrahim's Close Aide To Be Freed In UK As US Drops Extradition Request
Jabir Moti, described in court as a "top lieutenant" of Dawood Ibrahim's D Company worldwide criminal network, is set to be freed from a London prison.
-
Dawood "Lieutenant" Jabir Moti Appeals Against Extradition From UK To US
Jabir Moti, described in court as a "top lieutenant" of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's D Company worldwide criminal network, has appealed in the High Court in London against his extradition to the US to face charges of drug trafficking, money laundering and blackmail.
-
Prized Assets That Nirav Modi, Vijay Mallya, Anil Ambani May Lose In Dues
Weeks after India's criminal enforcement bureau announced a second auction of the prized personal possessions of fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi including his favorite watch and his Rolls Royce Ghost, the United Kingdom High Court recently asked Anil Ambani to deposit $100 million of his personal wealth to partially pay back debt due to a trio of Chine...
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Nirav Modi "Not The Hardened Criminal" As India Claims, Says His Lawyer
The UK High Court on Tuesday began hearing fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi's appeal against a lower court's order to deny him bail as he fights his extradition from Britain to India in the nearly USD 2 billion Punjab National Bank (PNB) fraud and money laundering case.
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Indian-Origin Man, Arrested For Bank Fraud, Must Forfeit Funds In UK
A jailed Indian-origin former bank employee was ordered on Monday to forfeit 62,000 pounds by a UK court for his role in a money laundering scam to help Romanian criminals by opening around 400 fake bank accounts.
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Vijay Mallya Asked To Pay 200,000 Pounds To Indian Banks By UK Court
The UK High Court has ordered embattled liquor tycoon Vijay Mallya to pay a minimum of 200,000 pounds towards the costs incurred by 13 Indian banks in their legal battle to recover alleged dues.
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UK Serial Killer Convicted Of Murdering 4 Men He Met Online
A British chef was convicted Wednesday of murdering four young men whom he met online, plied with lethal drug-spiked drinks and raped, then left their bodies in and around a graveyard near his home.
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Indian-Origin Man Jailed for 11 Years for Money Laundering in UK
An Indian-origin man has been sentenced for a total of 11 years after being found guilty of laundering 3.5 million pounds of criminal funds.
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Britain phone hacking scandal: Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty
Rebekah Brooks, a former executive to Rupert Murdoch and a close friend of Prime Minister David Cameron, pleaded not guilty in a London court on Wednesday to charges of criminal behaviour during her time at two national tabloids.
