To ask the Solicitor General, what was the cost to the public purse, through Crown Prosecution Service, Serious Fraud Office and central funds, of the Roger Levitt case; and what was the amount paid to the Counsel for the Prosecution and the Counsel for the Defence. - Includes figures.

To ask the Solicitor General, what was the cost to the public purse, through Crown Prosecution Service, Serious Fraud Office and central funds, of the Roger Levitt case; and what was the amount paid to the Counsel for the Prosecution and the Counsel for the Defence. - Includes figures.

To ask the Solicitor General, if he will ask the Bar Council to publish the findings and the reasons for the findings of the disciplinary hearing held by the Bar Council into the handling of the Roger Levitt case.

To ask the Solicitor General, if he will ask the Bar Council to publish the findings and the reasons for the findings of the disciplinary hearing held by the Bar Council into the handling of the Roger Levitt case.

To ask Mr Attorney General, pursuant to the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department Answer of 19th May, 312 c341-2W, on the Roger Levitt case costs, how many prosecution preparation hours were claimed; and how they were assessed. - Inc ref to 262 c702-3W, 28 June 1995.

To ask Mr Attorney General, pursuant to the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department Answer of 19th May, 312 c341-2W, on the Roger Levitt case costs, how many prosecution preparation hours were claimed; and how they were assessed. - Inc ref to 262 c702-3W, 28 June 1995.

To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, what were the final total costs of the Roger Levitt case broken down into (a) defence and (b) prosecution costs. - Includes available figures.

To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, what were the final total costs of the Roger Levitt case broken down into (a) defence and (b) prosecution costs. - Includes available figures.

To ask the President of the Board of Trade, to comment make on the application to extradite Mr Roger Levitt from the United States of America; and to comment on the advice given by Dept to the New York judge considering the application to extradite Mr Roger Levitt.

To ask the President of the Board of Trade, to comment make on the application to extradite Mr Roger Levitt from the United States of America; and to comment on the advice given by Dept to the New York judge considering the application to extradite Mr Roger Levitt.

Pursuant to the submissions received by his Department from (a) Jonathan Goldberg and (b) Sasha Wass in respect of the Roger Levitt case and the oral evidence heard by the Treasury and Civil Service Committee on 11th July, what assessment he has made of the accuracy of statements by (1)...

Pursuant to the submissions received by his Department from (a) Jonathan Goldberg and (b) Sasha Wass in respect of the Roger Levitt case and the oral evidence heard by the Treasury and Civil Service Committee on 11th July, what assessment he has made of the accuracy of statements by (1)...

If he will define the term `suggestion' as set out in his Answer to the honourable Member for Hendon South of December 1993, Official Report, 234 c336-7W, concerning the case of Roger Levitt. Pursuant to 262 c68-70W with regard to the meeting which took place on 5 November, comprising prosecuting...

If he will define the term `suggestion' as set out in his Answer to the honourable Member for Hendon South of December 1993, Official Report, 234 c336-7W, concerning the case of Roger Levitt. Pursuant to 262 c68-70W with regard to the meeting which took place on 5 November, comprising prosecuting...

If he will appoint a senior QC or judge to inquire into allegations made to his Department by senior lawyers in respect of the accuracy of the information supplied by the Serious Fraud Office and its counsel to the Attorney to answer parliamentary questions on 17th December 1993. - No.

If he will appoint a senior QC or judge to inquire into allegations made to his Department by senior lawyers in respect of the accuracy of the information supplied by the Serious Fraud Office and its counsel to the Attorney to answer parliamentary questions on 17th December 1993. - No.

Pursuant to his Answer to the honourable Member for Swansea East of 19th June, Official Report, columns 68-70W, on discussions between counsel for the Crown and for Roger Levitt, precisely what pleas were in issue at each discussion and specifically when the Crown decided for the purposes of discussions or...

Pursuant to his Answer to the honourable Member for Swansea East of 19th June, Official Report, columns 68-70W, on discussions between counsel for the Crown and for Roger Levitt, precisely what pleas were in issue at each discussion and specifically when the Crown decided for the purposes of discussions or...

On what date and in what circumstances it was communicated to Queen's Counsel for the Crown or his junior that Mr Roger Levitt would only agree to plead to a charge which would result in a non-custodial sentence. - Ref to 262 c68-70W.

On what date and in what circumstances it was communicated to Queen's Counsel for the Crown or his junior that Mr Roger Levitt would only agree to plead to a charge which would result in a non-custodial sentence. - Ref to 262 c68-70W.

What assessment he has made of whether the reported comments of Queen's counsel for the Crown after the Mr Roger Levitt trial in respect of (a) the hearing of fraud cases by judges and (b) the sentence passed on the defendent were appropriate for a Crown prosecutor.

What assessment he has made of whether the reported comments of Queen's counsel for the Crown after the Mr Roger Levitt trial in respect of (a) the hearing of fraud cases by judges and (b) the sentence passed on the defendent were appropriate for a Crown prosecutor.

What enquiries he made about the availability of Mr David Cocks in relation to the trial of Mr Roger Levitt; what account was taken of the probable length of the trial if contested; and what assessment he made as to the availability of Mr Cocks in respect of a contested...

What enquiries he made about the availability of Mr David Cocks in relation to the trial of Mr Roger Levitt; what account was taken of the probable length of the trial if contested; and what assessment he made as to the availability of Mr Cocks in respect of a contested...