Capital Letter: Transcripts wrongly left in a jury room and a miscarriage of justice
Documents left inadvertently in a jury room have led to a divided Supreme Court decision quashing a conviction for sexual violation.
Documents left inadvertently in a jury room have led to a divided Supreme Court decision quashing a conviction for sexual violation (digital) of an overseas tourist asleep on a couch at a backpackers hostel after a “pimps and prostitutes” Valentine’s Day party at the hostel: Guy v R [2014]. Both
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Penny Pepperell of Capital Letter
Tue, 25 Nov 2014
Tue, 25 Nov 2014
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Capital Letter: Transcripts wrongly left in a jury room and a miscarriage of justice
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