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AMES v R (SERIOUS FRAUD OFFICE)

[2024] Lloyd's Rep. FC 1

COURT OF APPEAL(CRIMINAL DIVISION)

Before Lady Justice Carr,Mr Justice Bryan,Mr Justice Hilliard

Fraud – Fraud by abuse of position – Ingredients of offence – Intention – Jury directions – Brown direction – Whether if more than one intent alleged jury must be directed of need to be unanimous on which type of intention proved in order to convict – Fraud Act 2006, section 4(1)(c).

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