Ohl v Tasmania [2019] TASSC 24 — Appeal And New Trial & Aust Dig Criminal Law [3555] — Barrister AI
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Ohl v Tasmania
[2019] TASSC 24
Supreme Court of Tasmania
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Criminal Law
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Appeal and new trial
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Procedure
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Notices of appeal
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Time for appeal and extension thereof
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Two years and seven months out of time
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No reasonable explanation for delay of that magnitude
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No merit in grounds of fresh evidence and incompetence of counsel.
Aust Dig Criminal Law [3555]
Criminal Law
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Appeal and new trial
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Particular grounds of appeal
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Fresh evidence
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Availability at trial
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Evidence in possession of Crown not disclosed to defence
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Fresh evidence said to be absence of tendered documents on a disc
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Absence of material not sufficient to constitute fresh evidence
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Not probable appeal would succeed.
Smillie v Tasmania [2017] TASCCA 26, considered.
Case Details
Citation
[2019] TASSC 24
Court
TASSC
Jurisdiction
Tasmania
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