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Hume -v- AG 27-Jan-2006 [2006] JCA 013 (27 January 2006)
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against a conviction for attempting to incite drug supply, finding the mobile phone evidence supported use by the applicant.
Hume -v- A.G. [2005] JCA 090 (06 July 2005)
Appeal against drug convictions partly turned on circumstantial phone evidence and non-disclosure of a key witness identity. Conviction quashed and retrial ordered.
Bayliss v AG [2004] JCA 196 (12 November 2004)
The Court of Appeal considered whether a conviction for supplying controlled drugs should be overturned, and held that any defect in the indictment caused no substantial miscarriage of justice.
Sentence in a Jersey drugs case: the Court bound over Chester and Ryan to leave the Island for three years and ordered forfeiture and destruction of the cannabis.
Harrison v AG [2001] JCA 214 (26 October 2001)
The Court of Appeal allowed Harrison’s application, quashing her conviction because key evidence was introduced through leading questions and was unsafe to rely on.
AG v McLees [2000] JRC 2 (10 January 2000)
The Royal Court ordered separate trials of cannabis counts, holding the alleged similar fact evidence was not sufficiently unique or probative to justify joinder.
The Royal Court sentenced Thomas Christopher O’Hara for possession of amphetamine sulphate with intent to supply and cannabis possession, and discharged his probation order.
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