Parry v Boyle
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1986 |
| Date | 1986 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division (Administrative Court) |
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3 cases
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M v DPP
...in which the visit to the site was conducted. The questions posed for the High Court are: (1) Was it wrong in principle, having regard to Parry v Boyle (1986) 83 Cr.App.R 310, for a member of the court to take part in a reconstruction, thereby directly involving the court and fact-finding t......
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Mark Linley St Clair Simons v Earl Kirby (Police Sergeant)
... ... A view of the scene without the defendant being present and then resolving the conflict against him cannot be supported. In the case of Parry v. Boyle, 83 C.A.R. pp. 300-319, to which Mr Hector referred in support of his proposition that the magistrate was wrong to have viewed the scene ... ...
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Tony A Gibbons Christopher D Parnell (Appellants) DPP (Defendant)
...of significance is going to occur at that view. 6 The most recent authority in the criminal context is the case of Parry v Boyle (1986) 83 Cr App R 310, where the judgment was given by Glidewell LJ. In that case the position was that after giving some indication to the parties that the site......