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Criminal law [2025] JCA 026

Pearce v AG (Court of Appeal : Appeal

Pearce v AG (Court of Appeal : Appeal (Criminal)) [2025] JCA 026 (22 January 2025)

The Court of Appeal dismissed David Pearce’s criminal appeal, rejecting grounds based on juror bias, character evidence, fresh expert evidence, and late-disclosed evidence.

  • Rape
  • Assault
  • Jury bias
  • Character evidence
  • Disclosure
  • Admission of evidence
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Criminal law [2008] JRC 014

AG v Facchino

AG v Facchino [2008] JRC 014 (28 January 2008)

Pre-trial ruling in a sexual offences prosecution on joinder, similar fact evidence, and the admissibility of incriminating story, photos, cannabis, and character evidence.

  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Similar fact evidence
  • Propensity evidence
  • Character evidence
  • Joinder of charges
  • Criminal-evidence
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Criminal law [2004] JLR 256

Att. Gen. v Batho

Att. Gen. v Batho [2004] JLR 256 (11 November 2002)

Evidence of prior drug use may be admissible to rebut a defence of lack of knowledge in a possession with intent to supply case, but can be excluded if unduly prejudicial.

  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Character evidence
  • Drug offences
  • Criminal-law
  • Evidence
  • Character-evidence
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Criminal law

Att. Gen. v Bardwell

Att. Gen. v Bardwell [1996] JLR_Note 11a (11 March 1996)

A Jersey criminal note holding that if an accused imputes the character of a prosecution witness, the accused may be cross-examined on his own character.

  • Character evidence
  • Cross-examination
  • Criminal-law
  • Character-evidence
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