Results.
55 judgments found.
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| December 2017 |
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1 December 2017 |
| October 2017 |
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31 October 2017 |
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Court finds ACB had reasonable and probable cause to arrest and prosecute; all claims dismissed with costs.
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False imprisonment; malicious prosecution; reasonable and probable cause; evidence of funds transfer and vehicle registration; plea bargaining and state witness arrangement; damages for reputation and loss of income.
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13 October 2017 |
| July 2017 |
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Leave to review Anti-Corruption Bureau investigations denied; investigations lawfully justified, no bad faith or prosecutorial decision.
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Judicial review — Leave to apply — Prosecutorial and investigative discretion of Anti-Corruption Bureau — Reasonableness and bad faith — Delay and three-month rule — Prematurity of challenge to non-existent prosecutorial decision — Right to economic activity and investigative delay.
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19 July 2017 |
| June 2017 |
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30 June 2017 |
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8 June 2017 |
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1 June 2017 |
| May 2017 |
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22 May 2017 |
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11 May 2017 |
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4 May 2017 |
| April 2017 |
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28 April 2017 |
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27 April 2017 |
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27 April 2017 |
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26 April 2017 |
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26 April 2017 |
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Court quashed the respondent’s prosecution decision and granted permanent stay for lack of evidence and procedural irregularity.
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Judicial review — prosecutorial discretion — leave to apply for judicial review — per incuriam/estoppel/suppression — Wednesbury unreasonableness — abuse of process — Corrupt Practices Act and Criminal Procedure & Evidence Code procedural compliance — permanent stay of prosecution and certiorari.
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24 April 2017 |
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21 April 2017 |
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21 April 2017 |
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21 April 2017 |
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20 April 2017 |
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20 April 2017 |
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19 April 2017 |
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13 April 2017 |
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13 April 2017 |
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11 April 2017 |
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11 April 2017 |
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11 April 2017 |
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5 April 2017 |
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4 April 2017 |
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2 April 2017 |
| March 2017 |
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Application to suspend enforcement dismissed for being improperly brought under Order 28 r.48 absent enforcement proceedings.
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Civil procedure — Stay/suspension of enforcement — Order 28 r.48 CPR — enforcement order required before suspension application — threshold competence — procedural dismissal.
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27 March 2017 |
| January 2017 |
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31 January 2017 |
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31 January 2017 |
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27 January 2017 |
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25 January 2017 |
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24 January 2017 |
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19 January 2017 |
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18 January 2017 |
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18 January 2017 |
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17 January 2017 |
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13 January 2017 |
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13 January 2017 |
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11 January 2017 |
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11 January 2017 |
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Section 184(1)(c) is unconstitutionally vague and permits arbitrary, discriminatory arrests, violating multiple fundamental rights.
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Constitutional law — Criminal law — Vagrancy offence (s.184(1)(c) Penal Code) — Vagueness and arbitrariness — Presumption of innocence and due process — Limitation clause (s.44) — Remedy: declaration of invalidity; legislative and executive measures.
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10 January 2017 |
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10 January 2017 |
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10 January 2017 |
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9 January 2017 |
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6 January 2017 |
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6 January 2017 |