Att. Gen. v Dowse [1996] JLR_Note 11c (18 December 1996)
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The court considered whether statements to police breached the code of conduct.
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Attorney General
ApplicantDowse
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Whether there was a breach of code of conduct in statements made to police
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Statements to police must comply with code of conduct
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The court considered whether statements to police breached the code of conduct.
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