Director of Public Prosecutions -v- Cunningham [2013] IECCA 62 (29 July 2013)
The Court retains jurisdiction to order the State to pay costs of appeal and retrial if the accused did not avail of legal aid for the appeal and does not seek legal aid for the retrial, regardless of the grant of a legal aid certificate for the original trial.
- Citation
- [2013] IECCA 62
- Parties
- Prosecutor: Director of Public Prosecutions; Defendant: Timothy Cunningham
- Jurisdiction
- Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 29 July 2013
- Procedural Posture
- Criminal Appeal / Preliminary Issue on Costs After Successful Appeal and Retrial Order
- Outcome
- Court enjoys jurisdiction to order State to pay costs of appeal and retrial, legal aid certificate for original trial notwithstanding.
- Legal Topics
- Money Laundering, Legal Aid Certificate, Costs of Appeal, Retrial
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Parties
Director of Public Prosecutions
Prosecutor
Timothy Cunningham
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Criminal Appeal / Preliminary Issue on Costs After Successful Appeal and Retrial Order
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the existence of a legal aid certificate for the original trial precludes an award of costs for a successful appeal and retrial
Ratio Decidendi
The Court retains jurisdiction to order the State to pay costs of appeal and retrial if the accused did not avail of legal aid for the appeal and does not seek legal aid for the retrial, regardless of the grant of a legal aid certificate for the original trial.
Court Disposition
Court enjoys jurisdiction to order State to pay costs of appeal and retrial, legal aid certificate for original trial notwithstanding.
Orders
- State may be ordered to pay costs of appeal and retrial if legal aid certificate not availed of for appeal or retrial.
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