R v Hendon Justices, ex parte DPP
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division (Administrative Court) |
| Date | 1993 |
| Year | 1993 |
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9 cases
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DPP v Tonie Jarman
...that the decision of the lay magistrates was unreasonable and was a nullity. The prosecution referred to R v Hendon Justices (ex parte Director of Public Prosecutions) [1993] 96 Cr App R 227, in which, on the particular facts of that case, this court found that the magistrates had acted out......
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DPP v Stafford Magistrates' Court Dennis Weston (Interested Party)
...its power to dismiss the allegation." 12 An issue not dissimilar to the present was considered by this court in Hendon Justices, ex parte Director of Public Prosecutions [1994] QB 167. That case followed shortly after a previous, again not dissimilar case, namely Sutton Justices, ex parte D......
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DPP v Gowing
... ... current edition of Archbold at chapter 4.76 is instructive: "The power of justices to stay criminal proceedings for abuse of process is to be most sparingly exercised and should be ... most exceptional cases to, in effect, punish the prosecution for its inefficiency; See R (Hendon Justices) ex p. the Director of Public Prosecutions [1993] 96 Cr.App.R 227; the Director of Public ... ...
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R (Wirral Health Authority and Another) v Mental Health Review Tribunal and Another
...of natural justice. 13A number of cases in which this principle has been applied were considered by the Divisional Court in R v Hendon Justices ex parte DPP [1994] QB 167, 175 and following. Scott Baker J considered this decision at paragraphs 59 to 63 of his judgment in the present case a......
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