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11/15/2016

START DATE

END DATE

18-Mar-22

R v Wallington

COURT:

LAW:

JUDGE(S):

CLAIMANT'S LAWYER:

DEFENDANT'S LAWYER:

COURT OF APPEAL (CRIMINAL DIVISION) BERMUDA

Criminal Law

THE PRESIDENT SIR CHRISTOPHER CLARKE JUSTICE OF APPEAL GEOFFREY BELL JUSTICE OF APPEAL ANTHONY SMELLIE

Mr Alan Richards

Mr Mark Pettingill

FACTS OF THE CASE:

Rebecca Wallington convicted in two cases for possession of cannabis with intent to supply appeals on grounds of bias due to the same magistrate trying both cases

SUMMARY:

Apparent bias from the same magistrate convicting in both cases the first verdict given after a conviction in the later one

OUTCOMES:

In favour of the Crown (THE QUEEN)

RULED IN FAVOUR OF:

PLAINTIFF/CLAIMANT

DEFENDANT:

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R v Wallington

Rebecca Wallington convicted in two cases for possession of cannabis with intent to supply appeals on grounds of bias due to the same magistrate trying both cases

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