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Criminal law [2024] JRC 040

AG v Y

AG v Y [2024] JRC 040 (24 January 2024)

The Royal Court refused a Crown application to adduce alleged bad character evidence based on home property damage, finding it did not show propensity and would be unfair.

  • Bad character evidence
  • Admissibility
  • Propensity
  • Fairness of proceedings
  • Bad-character-evidence
  • Propensity-evidence
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Criminal law [2014] JRC 083A

AG -v- X

AG -v- X [2014] JRC 083A (28 March 2014)

On a voir dire, the Royal Court held that a police interview of the defendant was admissible despite no appropriate adult being present, and rejected unfairness arguments.

  • Admissibility of confession
  • Police interview procedures
  • Mental vulnerability
  • Code c compliance
  • Fairness of proceedings
  • Confession-admissibility
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Criminal law [2012] JRC 187

AG -v- H

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.

  • Exclusion of evidence
  • Confession admissibility
  • Police interview procedures
  • Oppression
  • Inducement
  • Fairness of proceedings
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Criminal law [2010] JRC 026

AG -v- Bhojwani

AG -v- Bhojwani [2010] JRC 026 (08 February 2010)

The court refused to exclude statement PG1, finding the defendant was cautioned, knew the investigation's nature, and voluntarily cooperated.

  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Exclusion of statements
  • Fairness of proceedings
  • Caution requirements
  • Confession evidence
  • Admissibility-of-evidence
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Criminal law [2006] JCA 190

Michel and Gallichan -v- AG 14-Dec-2006

Michel and Gallichan -v- AG 14-Dec-2006 [2006] JCA 190 (14 December 2006)

The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal, holding that the trial judge was entitled to exclude conviction evidence under Article 76 on fairness grounds.

  • Admissibility of convictions
  • Judicial discretion
  • Fairness of proceedings
  • Admissibility-of-convictions
  • Judicial-discretion
  • Fair-trial-fairness
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