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AG v Ibbet [2022] JRC 030 (08 February 2022)
The court held that the defendant’s state of mind could be relevant to the Article 59 inquiry and refused to exclude police interviews under Article 76.
AG v Fernandes [2022] JRC 021 (31 January 2022)
The Royal Court refused a defence application to exclude late-disclosed witness statement passages, holding the evidence relevant and not unfairly prejudicial.
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.
AG -v- H [2012] JRC 187 (15 October 2012)
A Jersey criminal pre-trial ruling refused to exclude police interview admissions, finding no oppression, improper inducement, or unfairness under Articles 74 and 76.
AG -v- Linden [2012] JRC 133B (10 July 2012)
The court partly allowed a pre-trial challenge to evidence in a dangerous-driving prosecution, excluding one police confession but admitting a paramedic statement and eyewitness evidence.
Republic of Brazel v Durant [2011] JRC 238 (22 December 2011)
The Royal Court considered whether to exclude hearsay depositions before trial, declining to exclude one witness’s depositions and adjourning the rest.
AG v States Employment Board [2010] JRC 181 (05 October 2010)
The court held that the States Employment Board could not rely on delegation as a defence to a health and safety charge, and admitted evidence of the workplace accident.
AG -v- Bhojwani [2010] JRC 027 (11 February 2010)
The court rejected a defence bid to exclude Nigerian evidence on comity grounds, and refused a stay of the money-laundering prosecution or a preparatory hearing.
AG v Warren and Others [2008] JRC 050 (20 March 2008)
The Jersey Royal Court refused a stay of criminal proceedings despite unlawful cross-border surveillance and deception of foreign police, finding no abuse of process.
Att. Gen. v Da Silva [2007] JLR_Note 61 (21 November 2007)
A Jersey criminal note on whether statements to police were admissible after an alleged breach of the Code of Conduct.
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