A Scottish offence alleging that Pablo Tellarini Prieto failed to attend a court hearing while on bail did not correspond to an Irish offence, Mr Justice Gerard Hogan concluded in a dissenting judgment in the Court of Appeal.
Hogan J says Scottish bail offence did not match Irish offence
In a dissent on one issue in a Court of Appeal judgment, Hogan J said the Scottish charge lacked an element required by the Irish offence of failing to appear on bail.
Who, what, where, when and why
- Who
- Pablo Tellarini Prieto (Appellant)
- Gerard Hogan (Judge)
- What
In a dissent on one issue in a Court of Appeal judgment, Hogan J said the Scottish charge lacked an element required by the Irish offence of failing to appear on bail.
- Where
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- When
Judgment:
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Reasons reported in the judgment
A Scottish offence alleging that Pablo Tellarini Prieto failed to attend a court hearing while on bail did not correspond to an Irish offence, Mr Justice Gerard Hogan concluded in a dissenting judgment in the Court of Appeal.
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