Att. Gen. v Bowler [2009] JLR_Note 39 (12 August 2009)
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The court clarified the evidentiary requirements for proving previous convictions in criminal proceedings.
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Attorney General
ApplicantBowler
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Criminal / Not Specified
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What is the standard for proof of previous convictions in criminal proceedings?
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Previous convictions must be proved in accordance with the rules of evidence in criminal proceedings.
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The court clarified the evidentiary requirements for proving previous convictions in criminal proceedings.
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