Att. Gen. v Spinola [2005] JLR_Note 17 (29 April 2005)
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The court considered the permissibility and implications of delay in instituting criminal proceedings against a prisoner.
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Attorney General
ApplicantSpinola
Respondent03
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Posture
Criminal / Preliminary
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Whether delay in institution of criminal proceedings against a prisoner is permissible
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Jersey criminal procedure law
Delay in institution of criminal proceedings against a prisoner may be subject to judicial scrutiny.
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The court considered the permissibility and implications of delay in instituting criminal proceedings against a prisoner.
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