R v B
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1990 |
| Date | 1990 |
| Court | Central Criminal Court |
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7 cases
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B (C) v DPP
...of criminal business before the Cork Circuit Court had resulted in such a long delay in the case coming to trial. 86In L.P.B., 1990/91 Cr. App. R .359, Judge J. was sitting in the Central Criminal Court in England. He dealt with an application for ruling as trial judge in a case where the a......
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R v (v) (2004)
...offences of sexual abuse or alleged sexual abuse within the family context have been brought to trial. This is not surprising. In LPB (1990) 91 Cr App R 359, Judge J said at page 361: 'The delay here is the result of reticence by the alleged victim in reporting the allegation. Such delay is......
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R v Frederick William Dolby
...of this evidence related to the background of the case and the explanation for the delay which was clearly called for. In R. v. LPB (1990) 91 Cr.App.R. 359 Judge J considered the implications of delay between the incident and the complaints particularly when the delay resulted from the reti......
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R v Richard Bowley
...have a fair trial. It was the criterion of whether or not a fair trial was possible which was also critical in the second case, the case of J. A.K. 13 The leading authority on this point is Attorney–General's Reference No.1 of 1990 95 Cr App R 296. The case was concerned with the alleged cr......
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The culture of decision-making: a case for judicial defiance through evidence and fact-finding
...President of Circuit Court [1994] 2 I.R. 513 Finlay C.J. had identified these. 47Keane J. notes that in the English case of L.P.B. (1990) 91 Cr. App. R. 359 Judge J. had stated that it would be difficult to envisage any circumstances where delay in a complaint of child abuse would lead to a......