top of page

5/7/2014

START DATE

END DATE

22-Apr-15

Shuja Muhammad v The Queen

COURT:

LAW:

JUDGE(S):

CLAIMANT'S LAWYER:

DEFENDANT'S LAWYER:

The Court of Appeal for Bermuda

Criminal Law

Baker (President) Kay (JA) Bell (JA)

Peter Farge Farge and Associates

Nicole Smith Department of Public Prosecutions

FACTS OF THE CASE:

Shuja Muhammad appealed his conviction for sexual exploitation of a young person by a person in a position of trust sentenced to ten years in prison after a trial in the Supreme Court before Greaves J from 7 May to 12 May 2014

SUMMARY:

The appeal raised issues regarding trial irregularities the judge's summing up and non-disclosure of evidence

OUTCOMES:

Convictions upheld appeal dismissed

RULED IN FAVOUR OF:

Defendant

PLAINTIFF/CLAIMANT

DEFENDANT:

DURATION (DAYS):

ISSUES:

RELEVANCE:

RULING:

RULING TYPE:

CASES CITED:

Join our pro membership and get all the details at your finger tips

Want to see full case details, including key arguments and claims? [Join Pro Membership] to unlock exclusive insights.

Discover the legal strategies and defenses used in this case. [Join Pro Membership] for full access.

How long did this legal battle last, and what key events happened? [Join Pro Membership] to find out.

Uncover the critical legal principles debated in this case. [Join Pro Membership] for in-depth analysis.

See why this case matters in Banking, Mortgages, and Financial Services. [Join Pro Membership] to explore its impact.

Find out the final judgment and its legal implications. [Join Pro Membership] to access the ruling.

Understand how this judicial ruling sets a precedent in law. [Join Pro Membership] for expert breakdowns.

See how past legal precedents influenced this case. [Join Pro Membership] to unlock the list.

Download Case Summary: 

pdf.png
AI Chatbox Anchor

Explore:

EPHESIANS 6:16

PT Satria Tirtatama Energindo v. East Asia Company Limited and Bali Energy Limited

2016

RE: C (VARIATION OF ACCESS ORDER)

2015

In the Matter of IPOC Capital Partners Limited and others

2007

Hindsight law can make mistakes. Consider checking original case studies

Shuja Muhammad v The Queen

Shuja Muhammad appealed his conviction for sexual exploitation of a young person by a person in a position of trust sentenced to ten years in prison after a trial in the Supreme Court before Greaves J from 7 May to 12 May 2014

bottom of page