R v Flannery and Prendergast
| Jurisdiction | Northern Territory |
| Year | 1969 |
| Date | 1969 |
| Court | Supreme Court |
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6 cases
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The Queen v Getachew
...AAA(b). 22 22 s 37 AAA(c). 23 23 s 37 AA(a). 24 24 s 37 AA(b). 25 cf Director of Public Prosecutions v Morgan [1976] AC 182; R v Flannery [1969] VR 31 at 33–34; R v Saragozza [1984] VR 187 at 26 Victoria, Legislative Assembly, Crimes Amendment (Rape) Bill 2007, Explanatory Memorandum at 4. ......
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DPP (Nt) v Wji
...108 CLR 56 at 61. 28 (2002) 211 CLR 193 at 198 [12]. 29 Papadimitropoulos v The Queen (1957) 98 CLR 249 at 261. See also R v Flannery [1969] VR 31 at 30 (1961) 108 CLR 56 at 79. 31 The term meant ‘liable to punishment as for an offence’. 32 Charlie v The Queen (1999) 199 CLR 387 . 33 (1961......
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Banditt v R
...by Lord Steyn in R v G: [2004] 1 AC 1034 at 1062. 24 at 12–13. 25 [1968] VR 257 . 26 [1968] VR 257 at 258–259. See also R v Flannery [1969] VR 31 at 33-34 and cf R v Wozniak (1977) 16 SASR 67 at 74. 27 at 14. 28 The point of law certified under s 33(2) of the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 (UK) w......
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R v Fuller (Andrew)
...that she was consenting could arise as a separate and distinct issue requiring specific directions. As Winneke, C.J. observed in R v Flannery and Prendergast v R (1969) V. R. at p. 34: There will, of course, be cases where the evidence does not raise an issue of a genuine but mistaken belie......
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2 books & journal articles
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The criminal law - a 'mildly vituperative' critique.
...v Svetina [2011] VSC 392 (22 August 2011); R v Jewell [20l1] VSC 483 (27 September 2011); R v Monks [2011] VSC 626 (2 December 2011). (25) [1969] VR 31. (26) [1976] AC (27) These principles were restated by the Full Court of the Victorian Supreme Court in R v Saragozza [1984] VR 187, and ha......
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Worsnop v. The Queen: subjective belief in consent prevails (again) in Victoria's rape law.
...n 7, ch 7.3.B.1 [43]. (30) Worsnop (2010) 28 VR 187, 192 [20] (Ashley JA) (emphasis altered). (31) Ibid 192-5 [21]-[34]. (32) R v Flannery [1969] VR 31, 33 (Winneke CJ for Winneke CJ, Little and Barber JJ), quoted in ibid 193 (33) [1976]AC 182. (34) [1984] VR 187. (35) Ibid 193 (Starke, Kay......