Romero (Julio) and Macrado (Oscar) v R

JurisdictionCaribbean States
Judgment Date1994
Date1994
Year1994
CourtCourt of Appeal (Eastern Caribbean States)
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7 cases
  • Malcolm Maduro Appellant v The Queen Respondent
    • British Virgin Islands
    • Court of Appeal (British Virgin Islands)
    • December 19, 2008
    ...the focus of the summation by the judge related to blackmail and possession. Villa Cay Marina Ltd. v Acland (1996) 52 WIR 238 and Romero and Macrado v R (1994) 46 WIR 151 considered. (2) Where the case involves circumstantial evidence, the only concern of the judge is whether a reasonabl......
  • Malcolm Maduro Appellant v The Queen Respondent
    • British Virgin Islands
    • Court of Appeal (British Virgin Islands)
    • December 19, 2008
    ...the focus of the summation by the judge related to blackmail and possession. Villa Cay Marina Ltd. v Acland (1996) 52 WIR 238 and Romero and Macrado v R (1994) 46 WIR 151 considered. (2) Where the case involves circumstantial evidence, the only concern of the judge is whether a reasonabl......
  • Maduro v The Queen
    • British Virgin Islands
    • Court of Appeal (British Virgin Islands)
    • December 19, 2008
    ...by the judge related to blackmail and possession. Villa Cay Marina Ltd. v. Acland (1996) 52 W.I.R. 238 and Romero and Macrado v. R (1994) 46 WIR 151 considered. (2) Where the case involves circumstantial evidence, the only concern of the judge is whether a reasonable jury could reach a conc......
  • [1] Kashif Mustaphakhan [2] Derek Parke Appellants v The Queen Respondent [ECSC]
    • Grenada
    • Court of Appeal (Grenada)
    • January 29, 2007
    ...of Public Prosecutions the Crown was relying on the elasticity in the concept of possession in accordance with the decisions in Romero and Macrado v R3; and The State v Gomes and Gomez4. 34 In the former case, Chief Justice Sir Vincent Floissac stated: "Where a crime (e.g. unlawful possessi......
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