DPP v Walsh
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Date | 1989 |
| Court | Court of Criminal Appeal |
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5 cases
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Kevin Braney v Ireland and the Attorney General
...(DPP) v Howley [1988] 3 Frewen 130, The People (DPP) v Quilligan and O'Reilly; see the comments of Walsh J in The People (DPP) v Walsh [1989] 3 Frewen 248 whereby he discusses the distinction between arresting a person for an offence under s 30 purely to question that person as to another, ......
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Braney v Special Criminal Court
...(DPP) v Howley [1988] 3 Frewen 130, The People (DPP) v Quilligan and O'Reilly; see the comments of Walsh J in The People (DPP) v Walsh [1989] 3 Frewen 248 whereby he discusses the distinction between arresting a person for an offence under s 30 purely to question that person as to another, ......
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DPP v Cunningham
...of matters arising after sentence Mr. O'Connell relied heavily on what he said was the case most clearly in point, DPP v. Walsh [1989] 3 Frewen 248 at page 250. In that case Finlay C.J. stated:- "There are matters set out in a statement from the Applicant and repeated and pointed out by Mr.......
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The People (at the suit of the DPP) v AC
...sharp dividing line as between factual and opinion evidence and the authorities do not establish such a line; The People (DPP) v Walsh (1989) 3 Frewen 248. A statute could draw that distinction by way of a definition or description but the section in question does 16 A working definition of......
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