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Digital copy of Exhibit AL24: Letter from [William Bailhache], Attorney General to Deputy Andrew Lewis, Assistant Minister for Home Affairs concerning the issue of corroboration. [Some details redacted].
Used as evidence in relation to Andrew Lewis's Witness Statement to the Inquiry dated 8 February 2016 [ZC/D/AW4/B2/4/WS000709].
Reference | ZC/D/AW4/A5/4/WD009179/24 |
Date | 22 December 2008 |
Scope and Content | Sets out details of present Jersey law in cases where the evidence against the accused relies on that of an accomplice in sexual cases and in cases where the complainant is a child, referring to issuance of a corroboration warning to the jury. Outlines the UK position, the Privy Council approach, and the Jersey position, and sets out a number of policy and political considerations. |
Names | Bailhache, William Diplock, Lord William Ferreira Family Gilbert Family Hester Family Lewis, Andrew, Deputy Rowe, Ben Attorney General Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal Home Affairs and Education Scrutiny Panel Home Affairs Law Officers' Department Privy Council States of Jersey Police |
Keywords | abuse | allegations | Children | child abuse | conduct | Correspondence | corroboration | evidence | inquiries | investigations | IJCI | juries | laws | Letters | policies | Police | sexual abuse | sexual offences | witnesses | young people |
Places | Grenada, 11, Royal Square, United Kingdom |
Dimensions | 1 pdf file |
Language | English |
Level of description | File |
Access restrictions | Closed for preservation - please consult digital copy |
Context:
Digital copy of Exhibit AL24: Letter from [William Bailhache], Attorney General to Deputy Andrew Lewis, Assistant Minister for Home Affairs concerning the issue of corroboration. [Some details redacted].
Used as evidence in relation to Andrew Lewis's Witness Statement to the Inquiry dated 8 February 2016 [ZC/D/AW4/B2/4/WS000709].
ZC/D/AW4/A5/4/WD009179/24
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