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Gerald Bush and Rico Walton v R

Crim App 0002/2019; Crim App 0023/2018 · 2020-06-03

Possession of unlicensed firearm; possession of ammunition; Jury site visit; Cross-examination on firearm images; Judicial discretion; Evidence admissibility

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Cause Number	Crim App 0002/2019; Crim App 0023/2018
Court	CICA (Crim)
Judge	Field JA, Goldring P, Martin JA
Parties	Gerald Bush and Rico Walton v R
Judgment Date	2020-06-03
Subject	Possession of unlicensed firearm; possession of ammunition; Jury site visit; Cross-examination on firearm images; Judicial discretion; Evidence admissibility
Filename (current)	20-06-03_gerald_bush_and_rico_walton_v_r.pdf

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In the Court of Appeal of the Cayman Islands — Criminal Division

Cause No. Crim App 0002/2019; Crim App 0023/2018

Between

Gerald Bush and Rico Walton

- v -

Before
Field JA, Goldring P, Martin JA

Judgment delivered 2020-06-03

IN THE CAYMAN ISLANDS
Carandai 9mm handgun,

A selection of those images was
parked. He said that when they
South Sound dock, the open lot just
put it under a rock where he could
(i) giving them a visual view of
would be reminded that they viewed the scene
the trees on the site have been --
the jury could not meaningfully undertake the

In the submission of Mr
locations to see them for themselves with the
boardwalk and the possibility that new buildings

He was also asked if

The judge ruled that in
on that answer with reference to the photographs
He says they were taken in Jamaica.

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