SERVING POLICE OFFICER ON JURY

July 29, 2009

The presence of a serving police officer on a jury in a criminal trial had not compromised the fairness of that trial because, although the case involved allegations of improper police conduct in relation to offences admitted as evidence of propensity, it did not involve a dispute of evidence between defence and police witnesses, and the officer serving on the jury could not be said to have been biased.

ABUSE OF PROCESS BIAS CASE INVOLVING ALLEGATIONS OF IMPROPER CONDUCT BY POLICE CHILD SEX OFFENCES CRIMINAL PROCEDURE EFFECT ON FAIRNESS OF TRIAL FAIRNESS JURORS POLICE OFFICERS RAPE SERVING POLICE OFFICER ON JURY

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