Mr Hendricks will face trial at Wood Green Crown Court on the week commencing 19th March.
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Mr. Hendricks appeared in court via a video link for his pre-trial hearing and was defended by his counsel Mr. Evans.
He was charged on five accounts – the first charges were two accounts of possession of heroin, one with an intent to supply.
Mr. Hendricks was also charged with the possession of a ‘locked knife’ and two accounts of possession of crack cocaine, one with an intent to supply.
Not an issue of facts
Both the defendant and the prosecution agree that the relative facts of the case are correct and Mr. Hendricks pleaded guilty to the charge of possession of a bladed object.
However, despite the judge offering Mr. Hendricks time to amend his plea or have a further conference with his counsel, he declined it.
As a consequence, a three-day trial has been set for the week commencing 19th March 2018.
Mr. Hendricks will remain in custody.
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Mr. Hendricks appeared in court via a video link for his pre-trial hearing and was defended by his counsel Mr. Evans.
He was charged on five accounts – the first charges were two accounts of possession of heroin, one with an intent to supply.
Mr. Hendricks was also charged with the possession of a ‘locked knife’ and two accounts of possession of crack cocaine, one with an intent to supply.
Not an issue of facts
Both the defendant and the prosecution agree that the relative facts of the case are correct and Mr. Hendricks pleaded guilty to the charge of possession of a bladed object.
However, despite the judge offering Mr. Hendricks time to amend his plea or have a further conference with his counsel, he declined it.
As a consequence, a three-day trial has been set for the week commencing 19th March 2018.
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