R v Tibbits and Windust
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1902 |
| Court | Court for Crown Cases Reserved |
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State (DPP) v Walsh
...[1973] I.R. 368. 15 In re Clements (1877) 46 L.J. (Ch.) 375. 16 Attorney General v. Butterworth [1963] 1 K.B. 696. 17 R. v. Tibbits [1902] 1 K.B. 77. 18 Green v. United States (1958) 356 U.S. 165. 19 United States v. Barnett (1964) 376 U.S. 681. 20 Cheff v. Schnackenberg (1966) 384 U.S. 373......
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Ijeoma Nkem Egeneonu v Levi Egeneonu
...does constitute a criminal offence. 92 I am inclined to think that a criminal contempt does constitute a criminal offence (see The King v Tibbits and Windust [1902] 1 KB 77, the last reported case of trial on indictment for contempt) notwithstanding the abolition in 1967 of the concept of m......
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Balogh v St. Albans Crown Court
...in a way which is far removed from the ordinary processes of the law. The last reported case of a trial on indictment was in 1902: See R. v. Tibbits (1902) 1 K.B. 77. No precise charges are put; sometimes when the Judge has himself seen what happened, the accused is asked to explain his con......
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R v Kellett
...punishable misdemeanour: Grimes, 1968 3 All England Reports, 179, 181 per Kilner Brown J.; Vreones, 1891 1 Queen's Bench, 360, 367; Tibbits and Windust, 1902 1 King's Bench, 77; Greenberg, (1919) 63 Sol. Jo. 554; Andrews, 1973 Queen's Bench, 433, 425; Panayiotou and Antoniades, 1973 1 ......
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3 books & journal articles
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Experts and pretenders: Examining possible responses to misconduct by experts in criminal trials in England and Wales
...to prosecute had been seriously flawed, and directed it be re-taken bya different CPS unit.9892. [2002] EWCA Crim 1996 at [42]–[44].93. [1902] 1 KB 77.94. Section 13 Perjury Act 1991.95. Tsang Ping Nam vR74 Cr App R 139 (PC).96. [2018] EWHC 1844 (Admin).97. R (Purvis) vDPP, above n. 96 at [......
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“A Puny Thing Indeed”1—Cheng V the Queen and the Constitutional Right to Trial by Jury
...Clarendon Press,Oxford; Miller (1989) Contempt of Court, 2nd edn, Clarendon Press, Oxford, p 48.95 For example, Tibbits and Windust [1902] 1 KB 77, where each defendant was indicted, foundguilty by a jury and sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment.96 Official Record of the Debates of the Aust......
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Divisional Court Cases
...an accused person where questionsof identity or identification parades are still outstandingare also unlawful (R. v. TibbitsandAnother :·1902, 1K.B.77),andin dealingwiththefacts ofanyparticular appli-cation concerning an alleged contempt ofcourtitmustbeconsidered whetherthecomments have, in......