Att. Gen. v Parrington [2003] JLR_Note 57 (01 December 2003)
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The court addressed the entitlement of an accused to request blood, breath, or urine tests during police investigations.
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Attorney General
ApplicantParrington
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Criminal / Judgment
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Whether the accused is entitled to request blood, breath, or urine tests in the context of police procedure
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Jersey criminal law
The right of an accused to request blood, breath, or urine tests must be considered within the framework of police procedure.
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The court addressed the entitlement of an accused to request blood, breath, or urine tests during police investigations.
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