The Independent - London, January 3rd, 2001
WITH THE abolition of the death penalty for murder and the end of the fashionable defended divorce, members of the Bar tended to lose some of their shine in the public eye. One glowing exception was George Carman who, for some 30 years, provided regular entertainment with his wit, the nastiness of his cross-examination and his seeming ability to produce last-minute evidence which undermined his opponent's case. The newspapers were always worth reading when Carman was involved in a major case.
George Alfred Carman was born in Blackpool in 1929, the son of Alfred George and Evelyn Carman. His f...
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