British Court Overturns Convictions in High-Profile Bank Trading Case
Supreme Court rules trials of two bankers were unfair
Britain’s Supreme Court has quashed the convictions of two former bank traders involved in the Libor scandal, declaring that their original trials failed to meet the standards of fairness required under English law.
The decision raises fresh concerns over the integrity of financial crime prosecutions and highlights systemic shortcomings in the legal process.
The decision raises fresh concerns over the integrity of financial crime prosecutions and highlights systemic shortcomings in the legal process.
