Rivlin: Interpretation is key
The interpretation of Michael Bright’s words will be a key factor in the jury’s decision, the judge said today in his second day of summing up the case, reports Olivier C Laurent .
After going through the events of 1998 and early 1999, Mr Justice Rivlin came to focus on a memorandum that had been sent by Stuart Pettet to Mr Bright on 12 November 1998, the day after a “blazing
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