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(No 2) 2011 JC 125 and Dalton v HMA 1951 JC 76 concluded that the libel was relevant in that it, to incriminate him in a future criminal charge”. Those words echo the approach taken in Dalton, from the factually analogous case of Dalton, was the lack of any engagement with the witness(es, with or impede the course of justice was missing. In Dalton v HMA, relied upon by the trial judge, of justice may be committed. For example in Dalton attempts to persuade an eye-witness
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refuse the appeal”.
Neither the sheriff, nor the SAC, were referred to Dalton v HM Advocate 2015, of a significantly different character. The court should accordingly follow Dalton and not Stephen.
[12, from a separate source. Dalton was a misdirection case and the court ought to follow the principle, . Although it is true to say that Dalton v HM Advocate 2015 SCCR 125 was a misdirection case, the court made
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November, namely Jacqueline Dalziel. She was the former fiancée of Christopher Friel. Although, upon himself to tell the witness not to come to court". By that stage Jacqueline Dalziel had been, to court, when he sent Jacqueline Dalziel away, and when he waited until after 4.00 pm to re-call
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Place, both Mayfield, Dalkeith, Midlothian and 35 and 55 Woodburn Street, Dalkeith, Midlothian and 21/6
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(Dalbeattie). The circumstances immediately prior to the intercourse involved the complainer attempting
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; and Morrison v Dalrymple 10 December 2009, Morrison's Sentencing Practice G8.007.01; and Baird, Advocate. Whilst custodial sentences were quashed in Morrison v Dalrymple and Baird v Cottam
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of the following charge: "on 29 August 2011 at a cycle path near to the River Leven, near to Dalquhurn Road
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King Street, Inverkeithing, Fife you did assault A S, c/o Fife Constabulary, Dalgety Bay and did
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and Easthouses Road, both Easthouses, all Dalkeith ... you ... did assault [CC], your partner ... and did, mother’s house in Parkhead Place, Dalkeith. He would time her journey by insisting that she texted, on an adult (Stephen v HM Advocate 2007 JC 61 and Dalton v HM Advocate 2015 SCCR 125). Spinks had, of the court, at para [13]); Dalton v HM Advocate 2015 SCCR 125, LJC (Carloway), delivering the opinion
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(Dalton v HM Advocate 2015 SCCR 125 at 127). It described separate incidents, with substantial periods, to be corroborated (Dalton v HM Advocate and Spinks v Harrower). Mutual corroboration could, , separated in time, each assault requires to be corroborated (Dalton v HM Advocate 2015 SCCR 125, LJC