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Criminal-law [2017] JRC 111A

AG -v- W

AG -v- W [2017] JRC 111A (18 July 2017)

Interlocutory sexual offence ruling on cross-examination and screens: some evidence about failure to complain and proven false allegations was allowed, but sexual-history material was excluded.

  • Sexual-offences
  • Admissibility-of-evidence
  • Cross-examination
  • Use-of-screens
  • False-allegations
  • Screens
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Criminal-law [2015] JRC 005

AG -v- Dubois and Dubois

AG -v- Dubois and Dubois [2015] JRC 005 (12 January 2015)

Pre-trial criminal ruling on witness screens, police interview edits, and bodycam evidence. The court refused screens, allowed interview passages, and admitted relevant bodycam recordings.

  • Special-measures-for-witnesses
  • Admissibility-of-hearsay
  • Bad-character-evidence
  • Use-of-screens
  • Res-gestae
  • Special-measures
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Criminal-law

Att. Gen. v A

Att. Gen. v A [2012] 2 JLR_Note 1 (06 February 2012)

Interlocutory criminal application on whether witnesses could give evidence behind screens for protection, with permission granted subject to trial fairness.

  • Use-of-screens
  • Witness-protection
  • Witness-screens
  • Criminal-evidence
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Criminal-law

Myles v Att. Gen.

Myles v Att. Gen. [2005] JLR_Note 19 (19 May 2005)

Interlocutory evidence application concerning whether witnesses may use screens. The application was dismissed.

  • Evidence
  • Witness-protection
  • Use-of-screens
  • Trial-procedure
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Criminal-law

Att. Gen. v Myles

Att. Gen. v Myles [2005] JLR_Note 5 (24 January 2005)

The court granted permission for witnesses to give evidence behind screens, accepting that witness protection may justify the measure if fairness to the accused is maintained.

  • Use-of-screens
  • Witness-protection
  • Evidence
  • Criminal-procedure
  • Fair-trial
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