R v Milne
| Jurisdiction | Northern Ireland |
| Court | Crown Court (Northern Ireland) |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1978 |
| Date | 01 January 1978 |
R
and
Milne
Whether a voluntary statement - Accused interviewed for 39 hours in a 72-hour period -Court's discretion to exclude an otherwise admissible document - Whether prosecution had discharged onus to show statement voluntary -Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act, 1973(c. 53), s. 6.
The accused was arrested in connection with a number of serious offences. He was then questioned and made a number of statements. After being questioned for thirty-nine hours in a seventy-two hour period he...
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Shannon v Ireland
...context I have had particular regard to the decision to which I was referred by Mr Walsh of McGonigal LJ in the case of Reg. v MilneDNI [1978] NI 110 and which, whilst a case decided prior to the enactment of the Act of 1978, was subject to the provisions of s. 6 of the Northern Ireland (Em......