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Criminal law [2024] JRC 051

AG v Skinner Skips Limited

AG v Skinner Skips Limited [2024] JRC 051 (01 March 2024)

The Royal Court ruled on witness handling, expert evidence, hearsay, abuse of process, and burden of proof in a health and safety prosecution, rejecting the defence applications.

  • Prosecution witness discretion
  • Admissibility of hearsay
  • Expert evidence
  • Abuse of process
  • Burden of proof
  • Corporate criminal liability
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Criminal law [2023] JRC 111

AG v Withe

AG v Withe [2023] JRC 111 (21 February 2023)

Pre-trial ruling admitting one rebuttal statement and domestic-abuse context evidence, while excluding a second hearsay statement because of contamination risk.

  • Admissibility of hearsay
  • Bad character evidence
  • Domestic violence
  • Recent fabrication
  • Explanatory evidence
  • Hearsay-evidence
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Criminal law [2018] JRC 086

AG -v- Humble

AG -v- Humble [2018] JRC 086 (14 May 2018)

The court refused to admit Complainant A’s 2013 statement, holding that reliance on it would be unfair to the defendant and would risk denying a fair trial.

  • Admissibility of hearsay
  • Fair trial
  • Vulnerable witnesses
  • Exclusion of evidence
  • Hearsay-admissibility
  • Fair-trial
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Criminal law [2015] JRC 005

AG -v- Dubois and Dubois

AG -v- Dubois and Dubois [2015] JRC 005 (12 January 2015)

Pre-trial criminal ruling on witness screens, police interview edits, and bodycam evidence. The court refused screens, allowed interview passages, and admitted relevant bodycam recordings.

  • Special measures for witnesses
  • Admissibility of hearsay
  • Bad character evidence
  • Use of screens
  • Res gestae
  • Special-measures
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