Vilaisonah v Hilton [2009] NTSC 28 — Appeal & Justices Act S 177(1) — Barrister AI
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Vilaisonah v Hilton
[2009] NTSC 28
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
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Interrogate
Catchwords
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Criminal Law
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appeal
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importation of prohibited imports
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s 233 Customs Act 1901 (Cth)
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honest and reasonable mistake of fact as to what was being imported
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whether appellant’s evidence plausible
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onus on Crown
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no cross examination on issues resulting in adverse findings by Court
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whether resulted in perverse or unfair findings
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whether Court could take judicial notice of foreign laws
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whether sex trade in Thailand relevant
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appeal allowed
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conviction quashed
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verdict of not guilty
Criminal Code (Cth) s 9.2, s 9.2(2), s 13.1(2), s 13.2, s 13.3, s 13.4, s 411(2)
Customs Act 1901 (Cth) s 233(1)(b), s 233(1AA), s 233(1AB)
Justices Act s 177(1)
Case Details
Citation
[2009] NTSC 28
Court
NTSC
Jurisdiction
Northern Territory
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