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Tag Archives: Tommy Sheridan
law will eat itself
Very exciting news that the Tommy Sheridan pantomime is to continue. The former editor of the News of the World Scotland, Bob Bird, has been charged in connection with Tommy Sheridan’s defamation action. He has been charged with attempting to … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Law, Defamation, News
Tagged Operation Rubicon, Perjury, Tommy Sheridan
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More Sheridan shenanigans
So, Tommy Sheridan has been released from prison after serving one year of a three year sentence. And thus the well loved politician returns to entertain and agitate. He is to be electronically tagged for the final six months of … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Law, Defamation, News
Tagged Electronic tagging, High Court of Justiciary, Perjury, Tommy Sheridan
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Sheridan seeks silk to sack
Breaking news (of the world): Tommy Sheridan is searching for a QC to sack publically during his appeal against his conviction for perjury. Friends said the former MSP and Scottish Socialist party leader was spending what he expects to be … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Law, Faculty of Advocates, Just for Fun
Tagged Perjury, Tommy Sheridan
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What I did in my holidays…
Happy New Year! Hope you had a nice holiday. I had quite a nice and quite a long holiday from my real work, but here’s what I did with the rest of my holidays (besides relaxing and enjoying myself)! Back … Continue reading
The Left Wing
It’s been a while since I blogged on Tommy Sheridan’s perjury trial. However it occurred to me that one of the consequences of representing himself was that it brought him face to face with his accusers. This obviously paid dividends … Continue reading
Tommy Sheridan, the story so far …
In case you haven’t been following the Sheridan case closely, here is a summary of the evidence so far… Sundry Witness: “You are a liar.” Sheridan: “No, you are.” Sundry Witness: “No, you’re a liar for saying I’m a liar.” … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Law, Defamation, News
Tagged High Court of Justiciary, Perjury, Tommy Sheridan
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Sex, lies and pantomime
There may still be 80 days until Christmas, but it’s pantomime season already as the Tommy Sheridan perjury trial kicked off on Monday 4 October. Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Law, Defamation, Glasgow, Legal Aid, News
Tagged damages, High Court of Justiciary, Legal aid, Perjury, Tommy Sheridan
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More Socialist Defamation Litigation
Frances Curran, former MSP and ex-colleague of Tommy Sheridan, has been unsucessful in a defamation claim against the Daily Record. Continue reading
Posted in Court of Session, Defamation, News, Politics
Tagged Daily Record, Tommy Sheridan
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High Court in the act
Tommy Sheridan’s perjury trial could last upwards of 60 days. Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Law, Defamation, News, Yell.com Solicitors Blog
Tagged Tommy Sheridan
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Police in Contempt?
Sheridan and witnesses charged with perjury 18 February 2008 Aamer Anwar faces possible imprisonment for contempt of court because, in the words of Lord Carloway “He impugns the verdict of the jury”. At the same time, Tommy Sheridan, Rosemary Byrne, … Continue reading
Posted in Court of Session, Criminal Law, Defamation, Edinburgh, News
Tagged Tommy Sheridan
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