R v Mawhinney
| Jurisdiction | Northern Ireland |
| Judgment Date | 2012 |
| Neutral Citation | [2012] NICA 27 |
| Date | 2012 |
| Year | 2012 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Northern Ireland) |
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4 cases
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Queen v IA
...not require a period of supervision by means of the imposition of a probation order. (iii) The aggravating features in the case of R v ML [2012] NICA 27 were not present in this case. (iv) This was a case of low culpability, though it was also accepted that the harm caused had been signific......
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R v McCormick (Hugh) and McCormick (James)
...Article 76, as stated, in relation to evidence of a confession, by Kerr LCJ in R v McKeown [2006] NICA 42 and Coghlin LJ in R v Mawhinney [2012] NICA 27. The Court cited Blackstone’s Criminal Practice and the 2017 edition at paragraph F18.33 states that the Court of Appeal will not interfer......
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R v Maguire (Louis) & Power (Christopher) - Ruling (Prison confession)
...a remark passed by one prisoner to another. [3] Mr Maguire also helpfully drew the c ourt’s attention to The Queen v William Mawhinney [2012] NICA 27 which was based o n contested admissions by the Defendant. One relates to interviews that had been taken with the Defendant more than a decad......
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R v Ivor Bell (Application to Exclude the Boston Tapes Evidence)
...of fairnes s than the sp ecifi c narrower te rms of Arti cle 74. For the prosecution Mr Mu rphy relied by analogy on R v Mawhinney [2012] NICA 27 in which the Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal against a conviction by a jury of murder. In that trial Lord Justice Weir had declined to exerci......