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Steer v Att. Gen. [1992] JLR_Note 9c (20 January 1992)

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The court addressed the necessity of independent analysis of blood samples in prosecutions for driving under the influence of drink.

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Steer

Applicant

Attorney General

Respondent

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Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Criminal / Judgment

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Legal issues

Whether independent analysis of blood samples is required in cases of driving under the influence of drink

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Applicant
Applicant contended for the right to independent analysis of blood samples in drink driving cases.
Respondent
Respondent opposed or challenged the necessity of independent analysis of blood samples.

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    Jersey criminal procedure

    Right to independent analysis of blood samples in drink driving prosecutions.

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The court addressed the necessity of independent analysis of blood samples in prosecutions for driving under the influence of drink.

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judgment delivered

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