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Criminal-law [2020] NAHCMD 328

Queta v S

Queta v S [2020] NAHCMD 328 (3 August 2020)

Bail appeal dismissed. The High Court held the magistrate was not wrong to treat the appellant as a flight risk and to prefer the investigating officer’s evidence.

  • Bail
  • Flight-risk
  • Controlled-wildlife-products
  • Organised-crime
  • Accessory-liability
  • Criminal-procedure
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Criminal-law [2017] NAHCMD 295

Matali v S (17 of 2016)

Matali v S (17 of 2016) [2017] NAHCMD 295 (17 October 2017)

The High Court of Namibia dismissed a renewed bail application on new facts, holding that the alleged fresh evidence did not outweigh the seriousness of the charges and flight risk.

  • Bail
  • New-facts-in-bail-applications
  • Flight-risk
  • Serious-offences
  • New-facts
  • Criminal-procedure
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Criminal-law [2016] NAHCMD 175

S v Miguel and Others (CA 11 of 2016)

S v Miguel and Others (CA 11 of 2016) [2016] NAHCMD 175 (20 June 2016)

Appeal against refusal of bail dismissed. The High Court found the appellants failed to show they were not a flight risk and the irregularity was not fundamental.

  • Bail
  • Flight-risk
  • Jurisdiction
  • Irregularity
  • Public-interest
  • Administration-of-justice
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Criminal-law [2010] NAHC 202

S v Uazeua (CC 1 of 2010)

S v Uazeua (CC 1 of 2010) [2010] NAHC 202 (12 November 2010)

High Court of Namibia bail decision refusing release pending trial because the accused had no fixed address or employment and faced serious charges.

  • Bail
  • Housebreaking
  • Robbery
  • Murder
  • Possession-of-firearms
  • Possession-of-ammunition
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