Barker v Commissioner of Police
[2012] QDC 255
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Barker v Commissioner of Police[2012] QDC 255
Barker v Commissioner of Police[2012] QDC 255
[2012] QDC 255
DISTRICT COURT
APPELLATE JURISDICTION
JUDGE McGINNESS
No 2627 of 2012
ALEX ARTHUR BARKER | Appellant |
and | |
COMMISSIONER OF POLICE | Respondent |
BRISBANE
DATE 11/07/2012
ORDER
HER HONOUR: Well, in the circumstances, formally having regard to the fact that the applicant is more than likely to have served his sentence prior to the appeal coming on, and the fact that it is impossible at this stage without the transcript to determine the reasons that a sentence of imprisonment was imposed, and therefore the strength of the applicant's case, I rely on the case of Commissioner of Police v Shane MacDonald [2012] QDC 157, and the comments made by his Honour, Judge McGill, at pages 4-5, and appeal bail will be granted in terms of the draft order, which will be placed on the file.