Goods In Custody S527

Question 1

R v English

Answer 1

The accused must be in possession of the goods at the time of apprehension.
Money in the purse

Question 2

Hakim v Johnson

Answer 2

A prosecutor is able to XXN an accused as to the other unlawful activity not alleged in the prosecution case

Question 3

Clearly v Hammond

Answer 3

Evidence obtained after the charging of the accused may be admissible provided that it is relevant

Question 4

Tucs v Manley

Answer 4

Hearsay evidence is permissible to establish reasonable suspicion

Question 5

4 proofs of goods in custody

Answer 5

The accused;

1. Knowing
2. Had a thing
3. Had in there custody, custody of another, custody in premises, gave custody to another person
4. ‘Thing’ was reasonably suspected as stolen or otherwise unlawfully obtain