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Curtain or Curtin

  • 27-02-2009 11:26am
    #1
    TheVan
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    My Griffith constitutional manual keeps talking about the "Curtain" case in 2006 and one of the issues is admissiblilty of evidence obtained under an expired warrant.

    I remember this was an issue in Judge Curtin's case.....is this a case of Griffith (and so half of the FE1 students) having their spelling wrong, or are there two distinct cases?


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  • #2
    Johnny Utah
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,157 ✭✭✭Johnny Utah


    Yeah, same case.


    TheVan wrote: »
    My Griffith constitutional manual keeps talking about the "Curtain" case in 2006 and one of the issues is admissiblilty of evidence obtained under an expired warrant.

    I remember this was an issue in Judge Curtin's case.....is this a case of Griffith (and so half of the FE1 students) having their spelling wrong, or are there two distinct cases?

    :D I bet the examiner will be really happy with that! :D


  • #3
    TheVan
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    I know. The examiner's report is going to be a hoot!


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