Identification Evidence in UK Law
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R v Turnbull
... ... 2 Each of these appeals raises problems relating to evidence of visual identification in criminal cases. Such evidence can bring about ... ...
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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 minal Evidence Act 1984. In its judgment in the present case the Court of Appeal departed ... ...
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Benedetto v The Queen (No 2)
... ... 36-38) (6) Further comments on Plante's evidence (paras 39-45) (7) The case against Benedetto ... Another example is identification evidence, where experience has shown that such evidence can have this ... ...
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R v Goodway
... ... and indeed undesirable to review all the involved and conflicting evidence in detail ... 5 The appellant and his wife, ... included blood on his clothes, but it also included identification evidence. Accordingly, the learned judge gave a Turnbull direction to ... ...
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R v Davis (Iain); R v Ellis; R v Gregory; R v Simms; R v Martin
... ... In evidence he had for the first time given details of an alibi, which he had called ... and by the same logic, it will be that the risk of physical identification of the witness must be eliminated in the interests of justice in the ... ...
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Mohammed-Holgate v Duke
... ... advantage of examining either a transcript or a note of the oral evidence, came to the same conclusion. Your Lordships have enjoyed neither of these ... upon whether the jeweller would be able to identify on an identification parade, a customer whom he had seen only once, and that for a ... ...
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Khuja (formerly known as PNM) v Times Newspapers Ltd and Others
... ... 6 At the trial, evidence was given of the exploitation of six girls who at the relevant time were ... 's warning was endorsed by the House of Lords in In re S (Identification: Restrictions on Publication) [2005] 1 AC 593 , para 29 (Lord Steyn) ... ...
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R v Spencer
... ... of Scotland does not admit of a conviction on the uncorroborated evidence of a single witness, but that the law of England does. There are a certain ... Department of the Departmental Committee on Evidence of Identification in Criminal Cases (1976) H.C. 338 ) and Reg. v. Turnbull [1977] Q.B ... ...
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Morgan v Odhams Press Ltd
... ... Respondents took the point at the conclusion of the Appellant's evidence at the trial. Owing to the somewhat elaborate judgments in the Court of ... itself to serve as a peg upon which to hang the alleged identification of the plaintiff as the person referred to—something, in other words, ... ...
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Attorney General v Leveller Magazine Ltd
... ... , on the application of counsel for the prosecution, some of the evidence was heard in camera pursuant to section 8(4) of the Official Secrets Act ... outside the courtroom that would be likely to lead to the identification of "Colonel B" as the person who had given evidence in the case, I do not ... ...
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