Tag Archives: Lord Justice Lawton

John Kilbourne Appeal 2 March 6th 1973 Court of Appeal

Posted on 2016, July, 28 by foxblog

Appeal against sentence partly allowed. Appeal contains list of Kilbourne’s many convictions. Redaction Some reports have had victims names redacted and some assault details redacted. This is a difficult balance- normally I would think that I should not “censor” details … Continue reading →

Posted in cathyfoxblog, Child Abuse, Child sexual abuse, Court, Judges Remarks, Justice System, Yorkshire | Tagged cathyfoxblog, Child abuse, Child sexual abuse, court of appeal, csa, EWCA, Hampshire Assizes, John Kilbourne, Lord Justice Lawton, paedophilia | 4 Comments

John Kilbourne Appeal 1 July 31st 1972 Court of Appeal

Posted on 2016, July, 28 by foxblog

Appeal against conviction was allowed and conviction quashed. This appeal is important as it contains legal precedent for corroboration and is a case often referred to in this regard, and there is also reference to two definitions of indecent assault. … Continue reading →

Posted in cathyfoxblog, Child Abuse, Court, Judges Remarks, Justice System, Yorkshire | Tagged cathyfoxblog, Child abuse, Child sexual abuse, corroboration, court of appeal, csa, EWCA, indecent assault, John Kilbourne, Justice Swanwick, Leeds Crown Court, legal precedent, Lord Goddard, Lord Justice Lawton, MR. C. HOLLAND, MR. E. GREENWOOD, Mr. Justice MacKenna, paedophilia, precedent, R v Sims | 4 Comments

Geoffrey Arthur Prime Court of Appeal 21st April 1983

Posted on 2015, May, 21 by foxblog

Please note that victims of abuse may be triggered by reading this information. The Sanctuary for the Abused [A] has advice on how to prevent triggers. National Association for People Abused in Childhood [B] has a freephone helpline and has … Continue reading →