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Court of Appeal orders re-trial after allowing appeal against conviction, on the grounds that: a) the error identified is capable of being rectified or avoided on a re-trial; and b) in light of the fact that a delay would be unduly harsh for the appellant, who has no previous convictions, bail will be granted on conditions.
Criminal law – whether a re-trial ought to be ordered in the public interest – whether a delay would be unduly harsh for the appellant who has no previous convictions – the error identified by this Court is capable of being rectified or avoided on a re-trial – re-trial ordered – appellant granted bail until re-trial.
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