R v Abrahams
| Jurisdiction | Victoria |
| Year | 1895 |
| Date | 1895 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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4 cases
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R v Howson
...after the passage to which I have referred by approving certain passages from a 19th century decision of an Australian court, R. v. Abrahams (1895) 21 V.L.R. 343. The facts of that case were as follows. During the trial of prisoners for a misdemeanour, they suffered from fits and received p......
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R v Jones (Robert) (No. 2)
...had deliberately jumped his bail. 11 The position is admirably stated in a late nineteenth century case in the Victorian Courts, The Queen v. Abrahams reported in (1895) 21 Victorian Law Reports 343. I would quote from two of the judgments, one of Mr. Justice Williams at page 347, the other......
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R v Jones
...or respectably) be continued to the end in his presence. This may be because of genuine but intermittent illness of the defendant (as in R v Abrahams (1895) 21 VLR 343 and R v Howson (1981) 74 CrAppR 172); or misbehaviour (as in R v Berry (1897) 104 LT Jo 110 and R v Browne (1906) 70 JP 472......
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R Paul Genese Philip Kaye
...in the submissions made and accordingly have allowed the appeal to the extent already indicated. LORD JUSTICE MANTELLAustralian case of Abrahams (1895) 21 VLR 343 and adopted by this court in Jones (2) (1972) 56 CAR 413 with regard to the circumstances in which it is proper to continue agai......