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AG v Roberts [2024] JRC 056 (07 March 2024)
The court allowed late-admitted photographs of the complainant’s injuries after finding they were relevant, admissible, and not unfairly prejudicial to the defence.
P -v- O (Matrimonial) [2016] JCA 225 (06 December 2016)
The Court of Appeal dismissed a request for disclosure from Thompsons Estate Agents, but allowed limited disclosure from Gaudins for possible costs issues.
Petriella -v- AG [2013] JRC 057 (14 March 2013)
Appeal against conviction for assaulting a police officer dismissed. The court held omitted CCTV footage would not have materially affected the magistrate’s decision.
In the matter of F [2011] JRC 044 (21 February 2011)
The court allowed a temporary suspension of contact between two children and their father while allegations of sexual abuse were investigated, and withheld details from the father for now.
In the matter of W [2010] JRC 149A (16 August 2010)
The court refused to hear a guardian’s disclosure application in the criminal court, holding it should be made in the care proceedings before the judge managing them.
AG v Bhojwani [2009] JRC 055 (27 March 2009)
The court held that Article 77 of the Jersey Police Procedures and Criminal Evidence Law did not prevent defence disclosure to the defendant of commission evidence taken in India.
Trant v AG and Others [2007] JCA 073 (22 March 2007)
Court of Appeal struck out the amended Order of Justice, holding the appellants had not shown they were misled into giving statements and could not pre-emptively claim self-incrimination privilege.
AG v Steel and Anor [2003] JRC 172B (06 October 2003)
The court refused a stay for abuse of process after CCTV evidence was lost, holding that the absence of footage did not make a fair trial impossible.
Snooks Dowse v United Kingdom [2002] UR 182A (08 October 2002)
The Court declared inadmissible complaints by two Jersey applicants about tribunal independence, public summing up, reasons for verdicts, and fairness.
1999/139 - Comer v AG [1999] UR 139 (30 July 1999)
Pre-trial representation by Stephen Anthony Comer was dismissed. The court held it lacked jurisdiction to order discontinuance or an enquiry, and damages had to await trial.
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