Jamieson v The Queen
[2017] VSCA 140
Citation 1
(Para 1)
…ilty plea was not a true admission of guilt, [44] and this is a narrower inquiry than that of consciousness of guilt.[45] [43] Jamieson v The Queen [2017] VSCA 140. [44] Jamieson v The Queen , [44], [101]. [45] Ibid, [101].…
Weston (a pseudonym) v The Queen
[2015] VSCA 354
Citation 3
(Para 1)
…nciples in relation to change of plea applications were recently restated in Weston (a Pseudonym) v The Queen,[46] and summarised by Redlich JA: [46] [2015] VSCA 354.…
Khamis v R
[2014] NSWCCA 152
Citation 4
(Para 1)
…ption of their guilt, goes toward a conclusion that the guilty plea was not attributable to a genuine consciousness of guilt.[40] [39] Khamis v R [2014] NSWCCA 152, [59], per Hoeben CJ with whom McCallum and Garling JJ agreed; Weston (a pseudonym) v The Queen [92], [96]. [40] Weston (a pseudonym) v The Queen [96].…
Kumar v The Queen
[2014] VSCA 102
Citation 5
(Para 1)
…f which he or she believed himself or herself to be guilty.[42] [41] Meissner v R (1995) 184 CLR 132, 157, per Dawson J. [42] Kumar v The Queen [2014] VSCA 102, [16]; Weston (a pseudonym) v The Queen, [109].…
R v Holden
[2009] VSCA 254
Citation 6
(Para 1)
…8]. [37] R v Liberti (1991) 55 A Crim R 120, 122 per Kirby P; Weston (a pseudonym) v The Queen, [109]; [38] R v Liberti , 122 per Kirby P; R v Holden [2009] VSCA 254, [69] per Neave JA; Weston (a pseudonym) v The Queen [88].…
R v Sivov
[2008] VSCA 100
Citation 7
(Para 1)
…1989) 43 A Crim R 362, 364; Weston (a pseudonym) v The Queen, [109], per Redlich JA. [34] Weston (a pseudonym) v The Queen, [109]. [35] R v Sivov [2008] VSCA 100, [31].…
Maxwell v The Queen
[1996] HCA 46
Citation 8
(Para 1)
…c interest in the finality of proceedings, and in upholding a negotiated plea from which the accused has benefited, is powerful.[38] [36] Maxwell v R (1996) 184 CLR 501, 511 per Dawson and McHugh JJ; Weston (a pseudonym) v The Queen , [108]. [37] R v Liberti (1991) 55 A Crim R 120, 122 per Kirby P; Weston (a pseudony…
Meissner v the Queen
[1995] HCA 41
Citation 9
(Para 1)
…a, the accused did not intend to accept guilt for an offence of which he or she believed himself or herself to be guilty.[42] [41] Meissner v R (1995) 184 CLR 132, 157, per Dawson J. [42] Kumar v The Queen [2014] VSCA 102, [16]; Weston (a pseudonym) v The Queen, [109].…