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- Sir Aubrey Melford Steed Stevenson, PC (17 October 1902 – 26 December 1987), usually known as Sir Melford Stevenson, was an English barrister and, later...
- discrediting witnesses by pointing out their criminal past. Justice Melford Stevenson said "In my view, society has earned a rest from your activities"...
- bleached and coiffured blonde hair. Her defending counsel, Aubrey Melford Stevenson, supported by Sebag Shaw and Peter Rawlinson, expressed concern about...
- psychological anthropology Melford Stevenson (1902–1987), British lawyer and High Court judge who served in many high-profile cases George Melford (1877–1961), American...
Plater – Hampstead Theatre, 2021 The Corrupted (BBC Radio 4 2017) as Melford Stevenson Believe It! (BBC Radio 4). As himself in a spoof comic autobiography...- in calling a young boy a "little bugger". In 1978, Mr Justice Sir Melford Stevenson, QC was reprimanded for calling the British Sexual Offences Act 1967...
1908–1985 Sir Osbert Lancaster, 1908–1986 Sir Huw Wheldon, 1916–1986 Sir Melford Stevenson, 1902–1987 Laurence Olivier, Baron Olivier, 1907–1989 Sir A. J. Ayer...
York's Headquarters in Chelsea, London, in September 1945, Major Melford Stevenson presiding. He was defended by Alexander Brands KC. During his court...- deliberation, Adams was committed for trial on the Morrell charge. Melford Stevenson, who led the Crown's case at this hearing, made an explicit claim...
- have spoken to his victim. Following Cook's conviction, Mr Justice Melford Stevenson gave him two life sentences and recommended he should spend the rest...
reputation for commercial litigation, together with Alan Orr and Melford Stevenson, supported by a notable clerk, Cyril Batchelor. He became a Queen's...- Braveheart (1995). His other roles included portraying British barrister Melford Stevenson in a 1980 Granada Television dramatisation of the 1955 case of Ruth...
- and even the judge, Baron Devlin, were surprised. In the view of Melford Stevenson, junior counsel in the prosecution (and later a prominent judge),...
Slater (1896–1963), artist and printmaker, lived in Winchelsea. Sir Melford Stevenson PC (1902–1987), barrister and High Court Judge, lived in Winchelsea...- mining community of Dunfermline, was arrested and tried in 1971. Melford Stevenson sentenced him to 15 years imprisonment (later reduced to 10), mostly...
- pathologist Dr Francis Camps, he had assured the Attorney General, Melford Stevenson and the Director of Public Prosecutions that the amounts of opiates...
- occasionally appeared for the defence. On one such occasion, judge Sir Melford Stevenson deemed him a threat to the administration of justice.[clarification...
- to prosecute B?" In 1968, the Court of Queen's Bench of Widgery, Melford Stevenson and Daniel Brabin issued judgment that "to prosecute must indisputably...
- hairdresser brought up in East London, and the former wife of the barrister Melford Stevenson. At F Section, Buckmaster worked closely with his assistant Vera Atkins...
- Scarman), Alan Orr QC (later Lord Justice Orr), Melford Stevenson QC (later Mr Justice Melford Stevenson), Peter Webster QC (later Mr Justice Webster),...
- correspondent. Yesterday we were away to Melford and Lavenham, both exceptionally placid, beautiful old English towns. Melford scattered all round a big green
- proceed to the second stage, that of insight meditation (vipasana-bhavana) Melford E. Spiro, Buddhism and Society: A Great Tradition and Its Burmese Vicissitudes