CRIMINAL — knowingly take part in the supply of a prohibited drug — acquitted by jury — JUDGMENT — costs application pursuant to the Costs in Criminal Cases Act — accused was the driver of a car in which the passenger was found to be in possession of drugs — circumstantial case in which jury were asked to assess whether the accused had knowledge of the drugs and was driving the car for the purpose of supplying those same drugs — Crown aware that a witness would not support their case — multiple “reasonable hypothesis” pointing to the applicant’s innocence — the accused had not contributed to the proceedings proceeding to trial having cooperated with the police inquiries
