Former Macfarlanes banking partner Francis Bridgeman has seen his 12-month prison term quashed at the Court of Appeal today (22 February) after he was last month sentenced for perverting the cause of justice. Bridgeman has handed the year-long jail term last month after being found guilty of lying to police about being kidnapped to avoid arrest for drink-driving.
February 22, 2012 at 08:48 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Former Macfarlanes banking partner Francis Bridgeman has seen his 12-month prison term quashed at the Court of Appeal today (22 February) after he was last month sentenced for perverting the cause of justice.
Bridgeman was handed the year-long jail term last month after being found guilty of lying to police about being kidnapped to avoid arrest for drink-driving.
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