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R V CLIVE FREDERICK CHARLES FRICKER (1999)

PUBLISHED June 24, 1999
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In a successful appeal against conviction, it was wrong that a juror with specialised knowledge was effectively permitted to introduce entirely new evidence to the jury when neither party had been put on notice or given the opportunity to consider and test the evidence, and when the defendant had not been given any opportunity to explain it.

CA (Crim Div) (Tuckey LJ, Gage J, Judge Rivlin QC)

24/06/1999

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