R v Reynolds
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1950 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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19 cases
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R v Deakin
...not hear the evidence. 39 The difficulty that lies in the way of the appellant's argument is the decision of this court in the case of Reynolds 34 CAR 60. There the accused was charged with an indecent assault on a girl aged 11. The question arose whether she was fit to be sworn. In the abs......
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R v Hampshire
...the weight of the evidence given. 35 The present practice appears to have its origin in the view of the Court of Criminal Appeal in R v Reynolds (1950) 34 Cr.App.R. 60, of an earlier decision of that Court in 1929, R v Dunne (1930) 21 Cr.App.R. 176. In fact, nothing was said by the Court in......
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The Hostile Witness
...of Appeal'sinsistance that witnesses be questioned about their competence to give evidence in thepresence of the jury: see R\I Reynolds [1950] 1 KB 606.24 (1977) 64 Cr App Rep 96. .25 Ibid, at p 99.26 [1956) VLR 31, P 37.rt(20th ed, vol i, p JournalofCriminalLawconduct the examination with ......