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Att. Gen. v Da Silva

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.

  • Statements to police
  • Breach of code of conduct
  • Criminal-evidence
  • Police-interrogation
  • Exclusion-of-evidence
  • Code-of-conduct
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Att. Gen. v Mcintyre (No. 1)

Att. Gen. v Mcintyre (No. 1) [2006] JLR_Note 25 (14 August 2006)

Interlocutory criminal matter on whether statements made to police were obtained in breach of the Code of Conduct, raising admissibility concerns.

  • Statements to police
  • Breach of code of conduct
  • Criminal-law
  • Evidence
  • Police-statements
  • Code-of-conduct
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Att. Gen. v Dowse

Att. Gen. v Dowse [1996] JLR_Note 11c (18 December 1996)

A Jersey Law Reports note on whether statements made to police breached the applicable code of conduct.

  • Statements to police
  • Breach of code of conduct
  • Criminal-law
  • Statements-to-police
  • Code-of-conduct
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Goodman v Att. Gen.

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.

  • Police procedure
  • Statements to police
  • Administering caution
  • Break in interview
  • Criminal-law
  • Police-procedure
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