Dock Identification in UK Law
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R v Forbes (Anthony Leroy)
... ... construction and application of the provisions relating to identification parades in Code D of the Codes of Practice issued under the Police and ... shared the general view that identification of the defendant in the dock was undesirable, for obvious reasons, and favoured the extended use of ... ...
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R v Pop (Aurelio)
... ... For some reason the police did not then hold an identification parade. On 14 August the appellant was cautioned and charged with the ... parade and in consequence the identification of the appellant was a dock identification. The failure to hold an identification parade was contrary ... ...
- DPP (on Behalf of HM) v Christie (Criminal Appeal)
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Google Inc. v Judith Vidal-Hall and Others The Information Commissioner (Intervener)
... ... cases such as Pickstone v Freemans plc and Litster v Forth Dry Dock & Engineering Co Ltd suggest that, in terms of section 3(1) of the 1998 ... (b) of the definition)." There are therefore two forms of identification: direct and indirect ... 109 Section 1(1) was intended to ... ...
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Daley v The Queen
... ... Crime - Evidence - Identity - Visual identification - Prosecution's case dependent on evidence of identification - Quality of ... did not give evidence, but made an unsworn statement from the dock concerned entirely with the identification parade. He concluded: “I know ... ...
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Barker v Corus (UK) Ltd; Murray v British Shipbuilders (Hydrodynamics) Ltd; Patterson v Smiths Dock Ltd and Others
... ... share doctrine, this court attempted to fashion a remedy for persons injured by a drug taken by their mothers a generation ago, making identification of the manufacturer impossible in many cases. We realised that in order to provide relief for an injured DES daughter faced with this dilemma, we ... ...
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Tido v R
... ... Mrs Conover checked the telephone and noted from the caller identification system that a call had been received from Mandingo's Restaurant at about ... 9 Ms Edgecombe was permitted by the trial judge to make a dock identification of the appellant as the man who had made the telephone call ... ...
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Glinski v Mclver
... ... was detained, that he was thereafter unlawfully put up for identification and detained in a detention cell until about 5 p.m. when he was released ... Secondly, a comparison between the quantities shown on the dock passes and those shown on the delivery notes established that the latter ... ...
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Reid (Junior) v The Queen; Dennis v The Queen; Whylie v The Queen; Reece v The Queen
... ... Crime - Evidence - Identity - Visual identification - Prosecution's case dependent on evidence of identification - Defence of ... No identification parade took place. There was merely a dock identification a year after the killing at the preliminary inquiry, and ... ...
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Stubbs v The Queen
... ... A central issue was identification. The evidence implicating Stubbs came mainly from Marcian Scott, John ... (1) He permitted Campbell to make dock identifications of all three appellants. (2) He ... ...
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