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"Silence – that’s the response by those ranks of people whose careers are carried on words, spoken and written. They were, one and all, silent.. What does it mean?," writes “CityNews” legal commentator and former barrister HUGH SELBY.
"The Victims of Crime Commissioner giving close, daily support to the complainant carried with it the less than subtle message of 'We believe you'. Could jurors avoid that message?" HUGH SELBY previews and reviews the Sofronoff Inquiry.
"The day got off with a bang. Steven Whybrow is a strong, confident, easy to follow witness with a nice turn of phrase. Nothing seemed to ruffle him throughout the day." HUGH SELBY looks at day one, week two of the Sofronoff Inquiry.
"Drumgold became bewitched by the prism of unquestioning faith in a complainant’s character and story. Under that spell he cast aside the knowledge that he had acquired about dispassionate prosecuting," writes legal columnist HUGH SELBY.
"Sometimes one can look back at a trial and pick the point on which everything turned for a witness and the hearing outcome. It happened on Friday when the rest of us were eating lunch." HUGH SELBY reviews day five of the Sofronoff Inquiry.