R v West London Youth Court, ex parte N

Source:	All England Reporter
Publisher Citation:	[1999] All ER (D) 775
Court:	Queen's Bench Division, Divisional Court
Judge:	Simon Brown LJ and Newman J
Representation	Ian Burnett QC and Charles Chaswick (instructed by Nalayini Skanda Kumar & Co) for the applicant.
	Jeremy Carter-Manning and Michelle Denton (instructed by the Crown Prosecution Service Youth Branch) for the Director of Public Prosecutions an interested party.
Judgment Dates:	12 July 1999

Criminal law - Trial - Abuse of process - Court unable to provide interpreter - Whether possible to have double interpretation - Guidelines.

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