The obligation on a trial judge to summarise the salient aspects of an accused's record of interview depends on the circumstances of the case and the way the trial has been run. Where the trial judge directs the jury that the critical question is group membership and that acquittal must follow if the accused is not proved to be a member of the group, detailed recounting of the record of interview describing a separate consensual incident is unnecessary and may not advantage the defence.
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