Double trial rule axed by law

THE principle of double jeopardy, which prevented an accused person being tried twice for the same crime, was done away with in 2005.

A change in the law gave the Court of Appeal the power to quash an acquittal and order a retrial where there was "new and compelling evidence" suggesting a person who had been cleared was actually guilty.

A new trial could take place if, for example, a confession, new witnesses or previously unseen DNA material came to light.

The rule of double jeopardy is thought to Replica Porsche Design Watches Watch date back at least to the Magna Carta in 1215 during the reign of King John.

It has been widely copied in legal systems around the world.

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In 1999 The Macpherson Inquiry into the racist murder of teenager Stephen Lawrence suggested it should be dropped in cases where there was "fresh and viable" new evidence.

A year later a report from the Law Commission also recommended reversing the rule in murder cases.

The first case to be re-examined was that of 22-yearold Julie Hogg, killed in a frenzied sex attack at her home in Billingham, Teesside, in November 1989.

Her boyfriend Billy Dunlop was tried for her murder but acquitted after the jury failed to reach a verdict.

Later, while serving a sevenyear sentence for a serious assault on another woman, Dunlop allegedly confessed to a prison officer he HAD killed Julie.

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In 2006 he pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey to murder and was jailed for life.

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Double tonic for Chellaston

CHELLASTON Girls' Under-13s celebrated a double this year.

They stormed clear to claim the Arriva Midlands Under-13s Girls' Football League title with a nine-point winning margin and also won the Burton Junior League Girls' Under-13s Cup final.

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In their league campaign, they were invincible, not losing a single game. Georgia Barker was their leading scorer with 28 goals in 21 appearances, including the cup, while at the back the team was equally formidable with 13 clean sheets. A 20-0 demolition of Little Eaton was their most emphatic victory of the campaign.

In the Burton Junior League Cup final, they beat Winshill U13 2- 0 thanks to a brace from player of the match Barker.

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The players move up to under-14 level next season and the club is eager to recruit more players.

Training takes place at Chellaston Park and Merrill School on Thursday nights.

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If you are interested in joining the club, contact one of the managers Martin Barratt on 07779 061213 or email martin.

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North Korea using lessons from

IT will be a reprise of one of the most famous matches in World Cup history. A game that brings together the most marketed player in the world and a collection of unknowns, not unlikely 44 years ago when a Eusebio-inspired Portugal came from behind to overcome North Korea in the quarter-finals of the 1966 tournament.

The communist state have not been represented at a finals since winning scores of English fans with their performances that summer but, after a respectable 2-1 defeat to Brazil in their opening game, need at least a draw to keep alive ambitions of reaching the round of 16.

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Portugal, who drew 0-0 with the Ivory Coast in their Group G opener, need a win, given their last group game will be against the Brazilians. "We know we can improve. Things will be different," said striker Liedson after his side's first encounter. "You're always nervous in the first World Cup game. We'll be calmer in the second one."

Reclusive North Korea played with great composure against Brazil, before eventually succumbing. Kim Jong-Hun, the coach, said his team had gained confidence from that match despite the result. But having manfully resisted Brazil, the North Koreans are looking in one direction to see Portugal's threat - Cristiano Ronaldo.

Jong Tae-Se, the North Korean striker, compared Ronaldo favourably with Eusebio, whose four goals in that 1966 quarter- final ended the Asians' fairytale run. "Ronaldo is better Fendi Replica Watch than Eusebio," he said. "He is a more skillful player both tactically and technically."

Midfielder An Yong-Hak said the encounter with the Portuguese will be tough because: "The whole world knows Ronaldo is the best player in the world."

Several players at the finals are hoping to strengthen their claims to being the world's best. So far, only Argentina's Lionel Messi has lived up to the billing. Like England's Wayne Rooney, the jury is still out on Real Madrid's Ronaldo. Apart from rifling one effort against a post from long range against the Ivory Coast, he was near invisible for the rest of the game. His most notable contribution otherwise was a yellow card.

Ronaldo has the eyes of his country and the world on him. The Real Madrid forward hasn't found the net for his country since the 2008 European Championship.

"I want everyone, including Cristiano, to score. But the most important thing is a victory. It doesn't matter who puts the ball in the net," insisted Carlos Queiroz, the Portugal coach. "I just have to focus on one thing: winning our next game. We have to get through."

Form analysis aside, the game will be an event in itself, with both teams having waited 44 years to meet against after that 1966 meeting. Portugal and North Korea made their debuts on football's biggest stage that year, and their standout performances in England have endured in national lore. North Korea diamond Stainless Steel Earrings upset Italy 1-0, becoming the first team from Asia to advance to the quarter-finals. Portugal unexpectedly got as far as the semi-finals.

What has lingered longest in the memory is Portugal's 5-3 win over North Korea in the quarter-finals, one of the greatest comebacks ever in World Cup history. By the 23rd minute, North Korea - as much an unknown team then as it is in South Africa - were leading 3-0. Four goals in just over 30 minutes by Eusebio set the Portuguese on the path to an incredible comeback.

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North Korea in 'defection' rid

FIFA insist they have no information on reports that four North Korea players have gone missing.

There have been suggestions that the players may have tried to defect after the official Fendi Replica Handbags teamsheet for North Korea's 2-1 defeat to Brazil on Tuesday listed the players Kim Myong-won, An Chol-hyok, Kim Kyong-il and Pak Sung-hyok as absent.

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FIFA communications director Nicolas Maingot told a media briefing: "We have no information on this. We have only been contacted on this issue by the media.

"Our media officer with the Korea DPR who has spoken to wholesale silver Watches Fashion their delegation completely deny these rumours."

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Courter Leaves F

Ashlee Courter, the women's basketball coach at Franklin & Marshall over the last four years, is returning to her alma mater, Marymount (Va.) University, to become the school's women's basketball coach there.

Courter, who played at Marymount from 1999-2003, replaces Bill Finney, who coached the Saints for 26 seasons.

F&M officials will open a search for a new coach within the next few weeks.

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The Diplomats were 49-53 in Courter's four seasons as head coach and went 10-15 overall last season, finishing ninth in the 11-team Centennial Conference.

F&M's best season under Courter was 2007-08 when the team finished 19-7 and won the Centennial Conference Alain Silberstein Watch Replica regular-season title.

Courter was a standout player at Marymount and on teams that made four straight NCAA postseason appearances, including the Final Four in 2002, the Elite 8 in 2003, and two other Sweet 16s.

She was a four-year starter and two-year captain, two-time All Cheap Ugg Boots Slippers Capital Athletic Conference player, a CAC Scholar Athlete, and the conference's Unsung Hero in 2002.

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CourtBriefs

THE following people have been sentenced at Grimsby Magistrates' Court: Matthew Anderson, 37, of Bodiam Way, Grimsby: Having no insurance, speeding, fined Pounds 200, pay Pounds 40 costs.

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Joanne Michelle Clark, 29, of Cromer Avenue, Grimsby: Having no insurance and test certificate, fined Pounds 200, pay Pounds 40 costs.

Robert Cook, 23, of Marshall Avenue, Grimsby: Having no insurance and test certificate, fined Pounds 75, pay Pounds 40 costs. Michael Dalby, 25, of Thames Court, Grimsby: Stealing two bottles of whisky, valued at Pounds 38.28, from The Local, damaging a door glass panel at the store, possessing a tile cutter in public, breaching a community order, 18-month supervision order, including nine months' drug rehabilitation, pay Pounds 50 compensation. Replica watches Peter Heath, 53, of Kirkstead Crescent, Grimsby: Speeding, fined Pounds 60, pay Pounds 100 costs.

Mariana Kempster-Fowkes, 34, of Daubney Street, Cleethorpes: Having no insurance, fined Pounds 230.

Steven Moore, 39, of Sutcliffe Avenue, Grimsby: Driving while disqualified, having no insurance, one-year supervision order, banned from driving for a year, pay Pounds 85 costs.

Nigel Peter Peck, 35, of Albion House, Grimsby: Using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour, obstructing a constable in the execution of his duty, possessing cannabis, one- year supervision order, pay Pounds 80 costs.

Dean Southwick, 23, of Wellington Street, Grimsby: Having no insurance, driving with the wrong class of licence, failing to comply with a "no entry" sign (two offences), fined Pounds 675, pay Pounds 40 costs.

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Darren Storey, 40, of Fountains Avenue, Grimsby: Stealing a bank card, belonging to John Piercy, six-month conditional discharge.

They were all, except Dalby, Moore, Peck and Storey, ordered to pay a Government-imposed Pounds 15 victims' surcharge.

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History Tarnished

Defacement of historic monuments is not a new problem but even after so many years the government is not doing enough to stop it effectively.

Wherever you go in the city, you will find monument walls full of declarations of love, the pain of separation or even simply records of someone having visited the place on such and such date. Be it Amber or Nahargarh, Hawa Mahal or Albert Hall, you will either come across walls that have been scribbled or spat on, or you will see broken mirrors and crumbling masonry. You may or may not find the old beautifully and artistically painted walls here, but you will definitely find a love message for the world to see.

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But the worst aspect of the city's heritage being defaced in this wanton way is the official apathy. After Hrs visits some of the city's most famous monuments to see it first-hand and wonders why the powers that be are unable to put an end to it when the law provides for the strictest of penalties on anyone caught in this dastardly act?

"Under Section 17 of The Rajasthan Monuments, Archeological Sites and Antiquities Act 1961, a person can be fined up to Rs1 lakh and can be imprisoned for three years if he defaces, alters, removes, destroys, injures, mutilates or disperses any protected monument," intones Jodha Ram Babar, deputy director, department of archaeology and museums, Rajasthan when we corner him.

So, how come hardly any cases of this kind come into notice? Isn't it strange that people are not charged even when clearly caught red-handed? When there is such huge evidence?

"The procedure is so long that it is not possible to enforce it upon anyone," says BL Gupta, director, archaeology and museums. So, why hasn't the department done anything over all these years to mend the provisions? "We are trying for some amendment in the Act," Gupta says when pressed on immediate and strict imposition of the fine on the spot.

It is only a matter of conjecture as to how long will the department actually take to wake up. Neither does the government seem very concerned about this gross mutilation of hundreds of years old heritage that the world travels to marvel at.

And the indifference only flows downward. None of the guards appointed at any of these buildings are even aware of the provision of penalty under the Act. Nor are they too bothered about all the sacrilege taking place right under their noses. At the most, they warn anyone they catch, but admit openly to failing to stop them.

Rajesh Bramhabhatt, one of the guards at Amber fort, says, "Whenever we see any one writing on the walls we tell them not to do it. But we are not able to stop them from writing in the interiors," citing insufficient number of guards. Shakeel Khan, another guard at Amber, tells After Hrs, "we tell people not to do such things but they don't listen!"

It is the same story at Nahargarh Fort. "We don't have sufficient guards at the fort and it is not possible for us to follow each and every person to see what he is doing," says Satya Narayan Saini an employee at the fort. "And as we don't have the fine receipt book, we cannot immediately impose a fine on any one," he adds.锟?

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"The main problem is that we can't 'misbehave' with the tourist as we get scolded by our officers," reveals Nathu Lal Verma, also at Nahargarh. And, because of this, all of Nahargarh is replete with names, records of visits and love messages rather than the 'abode of tigers' that Jaipur founder锟?Sawai Jai Singh II built!

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