Jones v Whalley
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Neutral Citation | [2005] EWHC 931 (Admin) |
| Date | 2005 |
| Year | 2005 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division (Administrative Court) |
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14 cases
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R v Gore (Raymond); R v Maher (Timothy)
...of the 2001 Act only preclude a prosecution for an offence in relation to which a notice was issued. 15 Mr Lander drew attention to Jones v Whalley [2007] 1 AC 63, where a private prosecution was brought by the victim against the perpetrator of an assault. The officer in the case had issued......
- R (Guest) v DPP
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R v Rollins and Another
...The continuing survival of the right, to the extent provided for by that section, is vouchsafed by the decision of the House of Lords in Jones v Whalley [2007] 1 AC 63; and, as was observed by Mitting J in R (Ewing) v Davis [2007] EWHC 1730 (Admin), at paragraph [23], “if the right of priva......
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Media Protection Services Ltd v Crawford (Andrew) and Crawford (Christine)
...see the speeches in the House of Lords in Gouriet v Union of Post Office Workers [1978] AC 435. That is however now an outdated view. In Jones v Whalley [2006] UKHL 41 [2007] 1 AC 63, Lord Bingham said, at paragraph 16: A crime is an offence against the good order of the state. It is for th......
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House of Lords
...Prosecutions: Abuse of ProcessJones v Whalley [2006] UKHL 41W appealed against the decision of the Divisional Court (Jones v Whalley[2005] EWHC 931) that the administration and acceptance of a policecaution in respect of an offence were not sufficient to render the exerciseof the right of ......