Criminal

Unterschutz v. Her Majesty's Advocate

[2003] ScotHC 27High Court of Justiciary2003

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“"73. In criminal matters, the 'reasonable time' referred to in Article 6(1) begins to run as soon as a person is 'charged'; this may occur on a date prior to the case coming before the trial court, s…”

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