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The Privy Council dismissed Trinidad and Tobago’s appeal, holding that although the indictment and inconsistent-verdict objections failed, extraordinary delay justified a stay.
The Privy Council dismissed a malicious prosecution appeal, holding that the claimant failed to adduce evidence on the basis for the prosecution and so could not prove lack of reasonable cause or malice.
The Privy Council restored damages awarded to Akili Charles for breach of Trinidad and Tobago’s constitutional protection of the law after his preliminary inquiry had to start again.
The Privy Council held that a return undertaking under Gibraltar’s EAW law was a mandatory condition precedent to surrender, and quashed the surrender order.
The Privy Council dismissed an extradition appeal from The Bahamas, holding the supporting evidence was duly authenticated and delay in habeas corpus did not justify discharge.
The Privy Council held Brandt’s constitutional application was an abuse of process because the criminal trial was the proper forum for admissibility challenges.
The Privy Council held that Jamaican MACMA section 20 evidence-taking is a court proceeding subject to open justice, and upheld a public hearing order.
The Privy Council held that the arresting officer lacked reasonable grounds to suspect the appellant of kidnapping, so the arrest and detention were unlawful.
The Privy Council upheld emergency regulations allowing remote criminal hearings in the Turks and Caicos Islands, but only as a remote link to a courtroom in the Islands.
The Privy Council held that no formal costs order had been made in advance, but the later costs order was outside the statutory time limit and could not stand.
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