Supreme Court of New Zealand Wellington
SC 67/2015; [2016] NZSC 68
10 December 2015; 17 June 2016
Elias CJ, William Young, Glazebrook, Arnold and O’Regan JJ
SC 67/2015; [2016] NZSC 68
10 December 2015; 17 June 2016
Elias CJ, William Young, Glazebrook, Arnold and O’Regan JJ
Criminal practice and procedure — Police questioning — Whether amounted to impermissible cross-examination — Meaning of cross-examination in context — Switching off of video-recorder after interview but before informing suspect would be charged — Suspect making further statement then repeating it for video-recorder — Whether further statement obtained unfairly — Whether breaches of Practice Note significant — Whether balancing favoured exclusion of evidence — Chief Justice’s Practice Note, rr 3 and 5.
Evidence — Confessions — Whether police questioning amounted to impermissible cross-examination — Meaning of cross-examination in context — Switching off of video-recorder after interview but before informing suspect would be charged — Suspect making further statement then repeating it for video-recorder — Whether further statement obtained unfairly — Whether breaches of Practice Note significant — Whether balancing favoured exclusion of evidence — Chief Justice’s Practice Note, rr 3 and 5.
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