The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 43Butterworths, 1967 - Law |
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Page 193
... trial the Court is called upon to review the proceedings in the second trial . The view taken by the Court of Criminal Appeal is to be found in the reports of three cases ; R. v . Manning [ 1961 ] Crim . L.R. 561 ; R. v . Johnson [ 1961 ] ...
... trial the Court is called upon to review the proceedings in the second trial . The view taken by the Court of Criminal Appeal is to be found in the reports of three cases ; R. v . Manning [ 1961 ] Crim . L.R. 561 ; R. v . Johnson [ 1961 ] ...
Page 194
... trial may have taken a completely different course . " The proviso can only be applied where the Court is satisfied that no miscarriage of justice has actually occurred and that even if the defect which occurred in the trial , what ...
... trial may have taken a completely different course . " The proviso can only be applied where the Court is satisfied that no miscarriage of justice has actually occurred and that even if the defect which occurred in the trial , what ...
Page 268
... trial , admitted on re - trial - Cross- examination of witness as to accused's explanation at first trial - Accused not giving evidence at second trial— Whole statement should be left to jury to decide as to the truth . On a re - trial ...
... trial , admitted on re - trial - Cross- examination of witness as to accused's explanation at first trial - Accused not giving evidence at second trial— Whole statement should be left to jury to decide as to the truth . On a re - trial ...
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PRACTICAL POINTS | 3 |
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