Black (Albert) v R
| Jurisdiction | Bahamas |
| Date | 1989 |
| Year | 1989 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Bahamas) |
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5 cases
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Melanson Harris Marvin Joseph Appellants v The Queen Respondent [ECSC]
...of evidence of certain prosecution witness, including a minor -'Serious' inconsistencies in fourteen year old witness' statements - Black v R (1989) 42 WIR 1 (Bahamas C.A.) considered - State v Mootoosammy & Budhoo (1974) 22 WIR 83, Daken v R (1964) 7 WIR applied -Alleged irregularity in th......
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Greene v The State
...you. Because a truthful witness will maintain a line of consistency on facts within the knowledge of that witness.” 91 In Black v. R [(1989) 42 W.I.R. 1], the appellant was tried for murder. At his trial three key witnesses gave evidence which was inconsistent with written statements which ......
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Pedro Davis v The Director of Public Prosecution
...if all was believed, was so weak, tenuous or insufficient, that it would not yield a lawful conviction.” 13 And later; As was stated in Black (Albert) v R (1989) 42 WIR 1 at page 5: “In our opinion, unless the evidence of a witness has, in the view of the trial judge, been so discredited b......
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