R v Galbraith [1981] 1 WLR 1039.
– how to deal with a submission of no case to answer.
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Related case digests
- Crown Prosecution Service v F [2011] EWCA Crim 1844.
1) at close of P’s case, the trial court may rule on whether there is “no case to answer” but not on whether a conviction would be “unsafe”; that was a matter for the Court of Appeal. 2) abuse of process application on grounds of delay to be dealt with on principles established in Attorney-General’s Reference (No 1) of 1990. 3) unjustified delay is not by itself a sufficient reason for a stay. 4) application for a stay on the grounds of delay should normally be heard as a preliminary application made on notice. 5) summary of conclusions.