R v Brooks
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1990 |
| Date | 1990 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) |
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10 cases
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DPP v P
...evidence can be properly admitted upon the trial of another. See for example Reg. v. Inder (1978) 67 Cr.App.R. 143, and more recently Reg. v. Brooks (1990) 92 Cr. App. R. 36." 4After examining the features upon which the judge had founded as allowing the evidence of one girl to be properly......
- B v DPP
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R v Christou
...jury acquitted the appellant on one pair of counts. It is right to note that the case did not involve sexual offences or children. 31 In Reg. v. Brooks (1990) 92 Cr. App. R. 36, the appellant had been convicted of sexual offences against his three very young daughters. The judge had decline......
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R v Ryder
...Similar dicta were to be found in R v BoardmanELR ([1975] AC 421); R v BedfordUNK((1990) 93 Cr App R 113) and R v BrooksUNK ((1990) 92 Cr App R 36). In Cross on Evidence (7th edition (1990) p365) it was submitted that "The admissibility of similar fact evidence of this type is likely to be ......
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