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March 2014
Regina v Rigby and Others (CR 44 of 2013) [2014] TCASC 6 (27 March 2014) Late disclosure of crucial expert evidence during trial justified exclusion where adjournment would cause unreasonable delay and unfairness. Criminal law – Disclosure – Prosecutor’s duty to disclose evidence and material assisting the defence – Late disclosure of expert evidence during trial – Remedies: adjournment versus exclusion; unfairness and integrity of process.	27 March 2014

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March 2014

Regina v Rigby and Others (CR 44 of 2013) [2014] TCASC 6 (27 March 2014)

Late disclosure of crucial expert evidence during trial justified exclusion where adjournment would cause unreasonable delay and unfairness.

Criminal law – Disclosure – Prosecutor’s duty to disclose evidence and material assisting the defence – Late disclosure of expert evidence during trial – Remedies: adjournment versus exclusion; unfairness and integrity of process.

27 March 2014