Prosecutors must prove criminal intent for importation offences, Court of Appeal says
The Court of Appeal said in a judgement that prosecutors must prove beyond reasonable doubt that a person knowingly intended to import a prohibited substance or item into Gibraltar before they can be convicted. Prosecutors had asked the court to clarify whether a person could be convicted of importing illegal drugs into Gibraltar even if...
Continue Reading
Register free to get 10 premium articles/month.
Register NowSubscribe to get unlimited access
Subscribe NowAlready a subscriber? Login here