UNFAIRNESS TO ACCUSED

May 27, 2004

Evidence prejudicial to the defence and of no probative value that had inadvertently been disclosed at the appellant’s trial had resulted in unfairness to the appellant and it was doubtful, given the importance of his good character to his defence, that any directions could have overcome that unfairness.

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS CREDIBILITY CRIMINAL EVIDENCE DISCHARGE DISCHARGE OF JURY GOOD CHARACTER INADVERTENT DISCLOSURE JURIES JURY DIRECTIONS MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE POLICE WITNESS REVEALED PREVIOUS CHARGE ON SIMILAR OFFENCE PREJUDICIAL EFFECT PROBATIVE VALUE PROPENSITY SEXUAL OFFENCES SUMMING UP UNFAIRNESS TO ACCUSED UNLAWFUL SEXUAL INTERCOURSE

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