Schiavo v Anderton
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Divisional Court |
| Year | 1986 |
| Date | 1986 |
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13 cases
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R v The Crown Court At Manchester and Another
...is entirely right because it is an offence which does not require and does not normally give rise to any form of indictment: see Schiavo v Anderson [1987] QB 20. Apparently, the learned judge went on to say that he could not accept that the court's discretion could be fettered by a failure ......
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R v Wayne Michael Oxley
...with this as a contempt arose. It was dealt with summarily as a Bail Act Offence in accordance with the practice set out in Schiavo v Anderton [1987] QB 20, as conveniently set out in Archbold at paragraph 3–27. In consequence, leave to appeal against such sentence was needed and the maximu......
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R Morales v Kettering Magistrates' Court Crown Prosecution Service (Interested Party)
... ... the Divisional Court in the present cases that the commencement of criminal proceedings lies in the hands of the prosecutor." And Schiavo v Anderton [1897] QB 20 , in which Watkins LJ said as follows at page 29: "The contention (repeated in this court) was that ... ...
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1 books & journal articles
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Limits of Contempt of Court
...riot entitled to treat this offenceunders 6 of the BailAct.976 as acontempt of court.COMMENTARYInSchiavovAnderton (1986) 83 Cr App R 228, Watkins U stated that'anoffenceunders 6 of the Bail Act isnotacontempt of court'andthis wasfollowed bythedecision of Legatt JinRvReader(1987) Cr App R 29......
