Criminal law - Appeal - Convictions for possession of prohibited drugs with intent to sell or supply - Whether the evidence was sufficient to prove that appellant possessed the drugs - Whether magistrate erred in putting insufficient weight on evidence called by appellant
Criminal law - Appeal conviction for being in possession of cash reasonably suspected of being unlawfully obtained - Sufficiency of magistrate's reasons - Whether findings supported conviction that all the money seized by police was reasonably suspected to be unlawfully obtained - Whether magistrate erred in not accepting hearsay evidence and not putting weight on evidence called by appellant
Case Details
Citation[2015] WASC 340
CourtWASC
JurisdictionWestern Australia
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