David Corker is a founding partner of Corker Binning solicitors. He is regarded as a market leader in fraud and business crime. The 2003-2004 Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession described him having a "pedigree which stands out by itself. " The 2005 edition then later described him as "tremendously bright". Prior to founding Corker Binning, David was a partner at Peters & Peters which he joined in 1990. He was a Constable in the Metropolitan Police from 1984 to 1987. David is the author of two criminal law textbooks on Disclosure and Abuse of Process and writes regularly for the national and legal press. David has a BA in Jurisprudence from Oxford University and an MA in Sociology of Law from Sheffield University. Stephen Parkinson is a Senior Partner at Kingsley Napley, and has a high profile practice involving white collar crime, regulatory litigation and public inquiry work. Prior to joining Kingley Napley in 2003, Stephen was the chief adviser to the Attorney General and the Solicitor General on all their responsibilities for criminal issues. Stephen also spent four and a half years as the Legal Adviser to the Companies Investigation Branches of the Department of Trade and Industry, and two years in charge of chancery and regulatory litigation at the Treasury Solicitor's Department.

• APPENDIX 1: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996 (C.25); APPENDIX 2: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996 (S. 23(1)) CODE OF PRACTICE; APPENDIX 3: DISCLOSURE: A PROTOCOL FOR THE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF UNUSED MATERIAL IN THE CROWN COURT; APPENDIX 4: PROTOCOL FOR THE PROVISION OF ADVANCE INFORMATION, PROSECUTION EVIDENCE AND DISCLOSURE OF UNUSED MATERIAL IN THE MAGISTRATES' COURTS; APPENDIX 5: THE PROTOCOL FOR THE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF HEAVY FRAUD AND OTHER COMPLEX CASES; APPENDIX 6: THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996 (DEFENCE DISCLOSURE TIME LIMITS) REGULATIONS 1997 STATUTORY INSTRUMENT 1997 NO. 2680; APPENDIX 7: ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S GUIDELINES ON DISCLOSURE; APPENDIX 8: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE RULES PARTS 21 AND 25

David Corker is a founding partner of Corker Binning solicitors. He is regarded as a market leader in fraud and business crime. The 2003-2004 Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession described him having a "pedigree which stands out by itself. " The 2005 edition then later described him as "tremendously bright". Prior to founding Corker Binning, David was a partner at Peters & Peters which he joined in 1990. He was a Constable in the Metropolitan Police from 1984 to 1987. David is the author of two criminal law textbooks on Disclosure and Abuse of Process and writes regularly for the national and legal press. David has a BA in Jurisprudence from Oxford University and an MA in Sociology of Law from Sheffield University. Stephen Parkinson is a Senior Partner at Kingsley Napley, and has a high profile practice involving white collar crime, regulatory litigation and public inquiry work. Prior to joining Kingley Napley in 2003, Stephen was the chief adviser to the Attorney General and the Solicitor General on all their responsibilities for criminal issues. Stephen also spent four and a half years as the Legal Adviser to the Companies Investigation Branches of the Department of Trade and Industry, and two years in charge of chancery and regulatory litigation at the Treasury Solicitor's Department.

• APPENDIX 1: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996 (C.25); APPENDIX 2: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996 (S. 23(1)) CODE OF PRACTICE; APPENDIX 3: DISCLOSURE: A PROTOCOL FOR THE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF UNUSED MATERIAL IN THE CROWN COURT; APPENDIX 4: PROTOCOL FOR THE PROVISION OF ADVANCE INFORMATION, PROSECUTION EVIDENCE AND DISCLOSURE OF UNUSED MATERIAL IN THE MAGISTRATES' COURTS; APPENDIX 5: THE PROTOCOL FOR THE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF HEAVY FRAUD AND OTHER COMPLEX CASES; APPENDIX 6: THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996 (DEFENCE DISCLOSURE TIME LIMITS) REGULATIONS 1997 STATUTORY INSTRUMENT 1997 NO. 2680; APPENDIX 7: ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S GUIDELINES ON DISCLOSURE; APPENDIX 8: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE RULES PARTS 21 AND 25

David Corker is a founding partner of Corker Binning solicitors. He is regarded as a market leader in fraud and business crime. The 2003-2004 Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession described him having a "pedigree which stands out by itself. " The 2005 edition then later described him as "tremendously bright". Prior to founding Corker Binning, David was a partner at Peters & Peters which he joined in 1990. He was a Constable in the Metropolitan Police from 1984 to 1987. David is the author of two criminal law textbooks on Disclosure and Abuse of Process and writes regularly for the national and legal press. David has a BA in Jurisprudence from Oxford University and an MA in Sociology of Law from Sheffield University. Stephen Parkinson is a Senior Partner at Kingsley Napley, and has a high profile practice involving white collar crime, regulatory litigation and public inquiry work. Prior to joining Kingley Napley in 2003, Stephen was the chief adviser to the Attorney General and the Solicitor General on all their responsibilities for criminal issues. Stephen also spent four and a half years as the Legal Adviser to the Companies Investigation Branches of the Department of Trade and Industry, and two years in charge of chancery and regulatory litigation at the Treasury Solicitor's Department.

• APPENDIX 1: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996 (C.25); APPENDIX 2: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996 (S. 23(1)) CODE OF PRACTICE; APPENDIX 3: DISCLOSURE: A PROTOCOL FOR THE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF UNUSED MATERIAL IN THE CROWN COURT; APPENDIX 4: PROTOCOL FOR THE PROVISION OF ADVANCE INFORMATION, PROSECUTION EVIDENCE AND DISCLOSURE OF UNUSED MATERIAL IN THE MAGISTRATES' COURTS; APPENDIX 5: THE PROTOCOL FOR THE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF HEAVY FRAUD AND OTHER COMPLEX CASES; APPENDIX 6: THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996 (DEFENCE DISCLOSURE TIME LIMITS) REGULATIONS 1997 STATUTORY INSTRUMENT 1997 NO. 2680; APPENDIX 7: ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S GUIDELINES ON DISCLOSURE; APPENDIX 8: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE RULES PARTS 21 AND 25