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Alex McBride — 23rd November 2008 — Issue 152 Free entry

The case against the defendant was overwhelming. There was stolen merchandise in his yard and in his mobile home. His dad was his only alibi. But still he wouldn’t confess

Subject: Law & government

Common law

Alex McBride — 28th September 2008 — Issue 150 Free entry

My client has been caught on camera punching someone in the face. The footage looks damning. But sometimes CCTV can be turned to the defence’s advantage

Subject: Law & government

Common law

Alex McBride — 31st August 2008 — Issue 149 Free entry

It’s my first jury trial and I am prosecuting a crack dealer. My strongest piece of evidence has just been disallowed. So how can I prove that the defendant is lying?

Subject: Law & government

Common law

Alex McBride — 26th July 2008 — Issue 148 Free entry

My client is a repeat offender who stole to fund his crack habit. But he’s willing to confess to 50 burglaries. Can I keep him out of prison and get him counselling instead?

Subject: Law & government

Common law

Alex McBride — 24th September 2006 — Issue 126 Free entry

I don’t believe my client is guilty of drug dealing, and the manner of her arrest is suspicious. Has she been set up by the police? And can I prove it in court?

Subject: Books & literature, Health, Law & government