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Challenging Decision to Prosecute - Trinidad & Tobago


 
Trinity and Tobago - Review of Decision to Prosecute
Sharma v Browne-Antoine [2006] UKPC 57
PC
30 November 2006
Daily Law Notes Summary
The power of criminal courts to restrain the further pursuit of
criminal proceedings where their pursuit constituted an abuse of
the process of the court was wide enough to embrace an
application challenging a decision to prosecute on the ground
that it was improperly motivated by political considerations.

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