Old Bailey

The Old Bailey is a central criminal court in London, England, known for its rich history and high-profile cases. Recent events include the conviction of Russian captain Vladimir Motin for causing the death of a crew member in a tanker crash, the admission of serial killer Steve Wright to murdering a teenager in 1999, and the sentencing of a British teenager for possessing an al-Qaeda manual. These cases demonstrate the court's ongoing relevance in handling serious crimes and its role in upholding justice in the UK. The Old Bailey has been in operation since 1802 and is one of the oldest courts in the country, having served as the primary court for many notable trials throughout history.