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Lawyer;4/11/2005, Vol. 19 Issue 14, p16
The article reports that the Jubilee Line fraud case fiasco has left jurors affronted and taxpayers pound 60m out of pocket. The Attorney-General Lord Goldsmith has now asked Stephen Wooler, chief inspector of the Crown Prosecution Service, to launch an inquiry into the conduct of the case of two businessmen accused of bribing London Underground executives over contracts to build the pound 3bn Jubilee Line extension. While defence lawyers are discreet in their criticism of the case management talents of 69-year-old judge Ann Goddard.
Fraud Review - the final report. // Credit Management;Oct2006, p14
The article discusses the content of "Fraud Review," issued by Atty. General Lord Goldsmith. Released in the same month as that of "The Financial Times" by City of London's policy and resources committee chairman Michael Snyder, the report likewise reviews the condition of fraud crimes in Great...
Cash for honours media row rumbles on as BBC vows to keep up legal fight. Goswami, Nina // Lawyer;3/12/2007, Vol. 21 Issue 10, p4
The article reports on issues and topics related to the cash-for-honors scandal in Great Britain. A bickering among legal practices began when Attorney General Lord Peter Goldsmith tried to stop British Broadcasting Corp over the revelation that Lord Michael Levy, chief fundraiser for the Labour...
Lord Goldsmith leads stellar line-up as Tchenguiz hearing kicks off. Chadderton, Sam // Lawyer (Online Edition);5/25/2012, p4
The article reports that Debevoise & Plimpton LLP's Lord Goldsmith has been questioned regarding the Serious Fraud Office. It mentions Goldsmith was a raft of high-profile silks in court over SFO investigation. It also mentions Goldsmith was instructed by litigation partner Stephen Pollard for...
Goldsmith blasted over UK detainees. Byrne, Matt // Lawyer;7/28/2003, Vol. 17 Issue 30, p3
Reports that the lawyers for the families of three of the British Guantamano detainees has demanded the resignation of the Attorney General Lord Peter Goldsmith. Inability of Goldsmith to secure the detainees' repatriation to Great Britain.
Levine to Plead Guilty. Carvlin, Elizabeth // Bond Buyer;9/20/2006, Vol. 357 Issue 32470, p39
The article reports on the plan of Stuart Levine, a 60-year-old businessperson and former member of the Illinois Health Facilities Planning Board, to take a guilty plea on the hearing of his extortion and fraud cases, which is scheduled on November 1, 2006. He is accused of extortion and fraud...
Goldsmith slates City's lack of charity. Currie, Jennifer // Lawyer;9/23/2002, Vol. 16 Issue 38, p5
Reports that Attorney General Peter Goldsmith has called on firms in London, England, to allott funding back into legal education at grass roots level. Goldsmith's disappointment over the scarcity of law firms supporting the City Solicitors' Educational Trust (CSET); Requirements for members of...
Britishness. Odoi, Antoinette // Marketing (00253650);3/26/2008, p20
The article focuses on experts' views towards a report titled "Britishness―Citizenship: Our Common Bond," by Labour Attorney General Peter Henry Goldsmith in Great Britain. The report primarily aims to regain the sense of nationalism in the country. Rory Sutherland, Ogilvy Group Inc. vice...
Goldsmith outlines Debevoise's one-stop strategy. // Lawyer;1/25/2010, Vol. 24 Issue 4, p9
The article reports on the one-stop strategy outlined by Peter Goldsmith, head of European litigation at the U.S.-based law firm Debevoise & Plimpton LLP.
Best QCs in the business going head to head. Davies, Isabel; Stones, Mike // Farmers Weekly;2/15/2002, Vol. 136 Issue 7, p21
Profiles two British lawyers who will argue the case for a public inquiry into foot-and-mouth disease issue in 2002. Richard Lissack; Peter Goldsmith.