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R v Ali [2001] QCA 331
[2001] QCA 331
Court of Appeal (Qld)|2001-08-17|Before: McMurdo P, Davies and Thomas JJASeparate reasons for judgment of each, member of the Court, each concurring as to the order made
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Court of Appeal (Qld)
Decision date
2001-08-17
Before
McMurdo P, Davies and Thomas JJASeparate reasons for judgment of each, member of the Court, each concurring as to the order made
Catchwords
- CRIMINAL LAW – PARTICULAR OFFENCES – OFFENCES AGAINST THE
- PERSON – MURDER – MISCELLANEOUS OFFENCES –
- where dismembered
- parts of newborn female baby found – where appellant in a sexual
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Catchwords
CRIMINAL LAW – PARTICULAR OFFENCES – OFFENCES AGAINST THEPERSON – MURDER – MISCELLANEOUS OFFENCES –where dismemberedparts of newborn female baby found – where appellant in a sexualrelationship with the mother - where appellantwas convicted of murder andimproperly interfering with a corpseCRIMINAL LAW – APPEAL AND NEWTRIAL – MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE – PARTICULAR GROUNDS –UNREASONABLE OR UNSUPPORTABLEVERDICT – WHERE EVIDENCE CIRCUMSTANTIAL– - whether the evidence was unsatisfactory or incapable of being acted onbya jury – where the evidence included evidence that the appellant hadthe necessary knowledge, skill and equipment to carryout the dismemberment– where the appellant was seen near the place where the remains wereburied – where such evidencecould showed a sufficient circumstantial caseagainst the appellant to justify convictionCRIMINAL LAW – APPEALAND NEW TRIAL – MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE – PARTICULAR GROUNDS –