CHARLES WEIR Appellant against ALEXANDER SMETHURST JESSOP (Procurator Fiscal, Glasgow)
| Jurisdiction | Scotland |
| Neutral Citation | 1991 SCCR 636 |
| Date | 1991 |
| Year | 1991 |
| Court | Unspecified Court (Scotland) |
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5 cases
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Calum Jones+john Doyle V. Her Majesty's Advocate
...or inducement invite any person to commit an offence, which that person would never otherwise have been committing. (Weir v Jessop 1991 SCCR 636) 2. However, a Police Officer is entitled to join a conspiracy which is already in being... ... 4. Police Officers are entitled to use the tool of......
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Quinn v HM Advocate
...[2016] ECHR 579; (2016) 63 EHRR 3 Tchokhonelidze v Georgia (31536/07) [2018] ECHR 553 Weir v Jessop (No 2) 1991 JC 146; 1992 SLT 533; 1991 SCCR 636 Whitehouse v Gormley [2018] CSOH 93; 2020 SCLR 27; 2018 GWD 31–388 Williams v Department of Public Prosecutions [1993] 3 All ER 365; (1994) 98 ......
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David Mcgibbon+peter Corstorphine (aka Smith) V. Her Majesty's Advocate
...after the appellants became suspects. She therefore admitted the evidence. [13]Having regard to the dicta of this court in Weir v Jessop (1991 SCCR 636) the sheriff also concluded that the actings of the officers had not involved pressure, inducement or encouragement for the supply of drugs......
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Porter v HM Advocate
...SLT 1434; 1999 SCCR 1003 Wade v RobertsonSC 1948 JC 117; 1948 SLT 491; 1948 SLT (Notes) 56 Weir v JessopSCUNK 1991 JC 146; 1992 SLT 533; 1991 SCCR 636 Winning v JeansSC 1909 SC (J) 26; 1909 1 SLT 119; (1909) 6 Adam 1 At advising, on 23 November 2004, the opinion of the Court refusing the fi......
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