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March 15 2007

START DATE

END DATE

December 3 2007

Neville Woods v. Lyndon Raynor

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LAW:

JUDGE(S):

CLAIMANT'S LAWYER:

DEFENDANT'S LAWYER:

Supreme Court of Bermuda

Criminal Law

Richard Ground

Appellant in person

Mr R. Welling

FACTS OF THE CASE:

On January 1 2007 Mrs. Haak returned home to find a window tampered and a man inside her house later identified as Neville Woods who fled. The police apprehended Woods after a chase with Mrs. Haak and Mr. Carl Haak identifying him. Woods was wearing clothes and gloves matching the description provided by Mrs. Haak at the time of arrest.

SUMMARY:

Accuracy of eyewitness identification credibility of witness applicability of R v Turnbull guidelines

OUTCOMES:

Conviction upheld sentence of 18 months? imprisonment substituted to run from time of arrest

RULED IN FAVOUR OF:

Defendant

PLAINTIFF/CLAIMANT

DEFENDANT:

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Neville Woods v. Lyndon Raynor

On January 1 2007 Mrs. Haak returned home to find a window tampered and a man inside her house later identified as Neville Woods who fled. The police apprehended Woods after a chase with Mrs. Haak and Mr. Carl Haak identifying him. Woods was wearing clothes and gloves matching the description provided by Mrs. Haak at the time of arrest.

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