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AG v H [2020] JRC 173A (01 September 2020)
The court ruled on admissibility of a defendant’s statements and digital evidence in a rape trial, admitting the confession but excluding most phone material.
Att. Gen. v Rzeszowski [2012] 2 JLR 135 (07 August 2012)
The court held that voluntary prison statements overheard and noted by police were admissible, and no rule required a written record to be put to the accused.
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.
Att. Gen. v Parrington [2003] JLR_Note 57 (01 December 2003)
Note on whether an accused may request blood, breath, or urine tests during police procedure in a Jersey criminal matter.
Milho v Att. Gen. [2000] JLR 363 (19 October 2000)
Appeal over failure to provide a breath specimen under Jersey road traffic law. The court held police need only give one 3-minute opportunity.
Goodman v Att. Gen. [1995] JLR_Note 11c (27 September 1995)
The court held that a break in a police interview did not, by itself, invalidate a caution or make later statements inadmissible if the suspect remained aware of their rights.
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