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BRITAIN-JUSTICE-COURTS-BOW-STREET-CLOSURE
Jason Handy, 32, (3rd L) the last case ever to be heard at Bow Street Magistrates Court in central London, leaves after his hearing with court staff 14 July 2006. The Court closed its doors for for the last time Friday having seen some of the most famous names in British criminal history pass through its doors, including Oscar Wilde, the Kray twins, Jeffrey Archer and Jonathan Aitken. The Grade II-listed building has been sold to an Irish developer and is to be turned into a luxury hotel. Handy was bailed for his offence of drinking whilst on an Anti Social Behaviour Order.
AFP PHOTO/SHAUN CURRY
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LONDON, , United Kingdom |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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SHAUN CURRY |
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14 Iulie 2006 |
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