R v RS [2011] NSWSC 103
The application for review of the respondent's bail was refused because, despite the strength of the Crown case and concerns for community protection, the delay in the proceedings was inordinate and constituted exceptional circumstances; additionally, the respondent demonstrated compliance with bail conditions and had ties to the community.
- Parties
- Applicant: Regina; Respondent: RS
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 28 February 2011
- Procedural Posture
- Crown Application for Review of Bail / Decision on Application for Review of Bail
- Outcome
- Application for review of bail refused. Bail to continue with additional conditions.
- Legal Topics
- Bail, Conspiracy to Import Border Controlled Substances, Supply of Commercial Quantity of Prohibited Drug, Possession of Ammunition, Delay in Proceedings
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Parties
Regina
Applicant
RS
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Crown Application for Review of Bail / Decision on Application for Review of Bail
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether review of respondent's bail should be allowed
- 2 Assessment of the strength of the Crown case
- 3 Probability that respondent will attend court
Ratio Decidendi
The application for review of the respondent's bail was refused because, despite the strength of the Crown case and concerns for community protection, the delay in the proceedings was inordinate and constituted exceptional circumstances; additionally, the respondent demonstrated compliance with bail conditions and had ties to the community.
Court Disposition
Application for review of bail refused. Bail to continue with additional conditions.
Orders
- Bail to continue with specified conditions, including: appearance at court on set date, good behaviour, daily reporting to police, residence and curfew requirements, communication restrictions, ban on overseas travel and new travel documents, restriction to area specified, restricted use of phones and internet,...
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