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Wood v AG [1994] JCA 032 (15 February 1994)

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Holding and result

The court determined whether the appeal should be allowed based on the procedural and substantive grounds presented.

Court disposition

appeal dismissed

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Wood

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Attorney General

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Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Appeal / Judgment

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Whether the appeal should be allowed

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  1. 01

    Jersey law

    Appeal procedure in criminal cases

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Ratio decidendi

The court determined whether the appeal should be allowed based on the procedural and substantive grounds presented.

Court disposition

appeal dismissed

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[1994] JCA 032

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