A judicial review is taking place today into the death of a man from Birmingham who died outside a nightclub in Manchester, in 2009. Julian Webster died after being restrained in a neck hold for more than eight minutes.
The Crown Prosecution Service has said it will reflect on the court's decision today, and carry out a review of the case of the death of Julian Webster.
Prosecutors were ordered by judges to review their original decision not to prosecute anyone over the death of Julian Webster, who died outside a nightclub in Manchester in 2009.
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