Court of Appeal Wellington
31 July; 10 August 1994
McKay, Tipping JJ and Sir Gordon Bisson
31 July; 10 August 1994
McKay, Tipping JJ and Sir Gordon Bisson
Criminal law — Evidence — Medical records taken into jury room by mistake — Rule of jury room confidentiality — Whether evidence should be given about what took place in jury room — Whether jurors could be asked to make affidavits — Whether possible miscarriage of justice — Balancing of competing public interest considerations in doing justice in individual cases and confidentiality of jury deliberations — Crimes Act 1961, s 385(1).
Criminal practice and procedure — Juries — Medical records taken into jury room by mistake — Rule of jury room confidentiality — Whether evidence should be given about what took place in jury room — Whether jurors could be asked to make affidavits — Whether possible miscarriage of justice — Balancing of competing public interest considerations in doing justice in individual cases and confidentiality of jury deliberations — Crimes Act 1961, s 385(1).
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