Random Article Quiz #63
Wansboro v. DPP and anor
#1 What did the Irish Supreme Court rule in the Wansboro v. DPP case?
That 'leapfrog' appeals are not allowed
That only the Court of Appeal can hear appeals from the High Court
That 'leapfrog' appeals directly to the Supreme Court are allowed in certain circumstances
#2 Why did the Supreme Court grant Mr. Wansboro's request to appeal directly from the High Court?
Because Mr. Wansboro had an excellent driving record
Because the Court of Appeal had already made a clear decision on the issues brought up by Mr. Wansboro
Because Mr. Wansboro had previously appealed a similar case
#3 Which of the following cases referenced the ruling in the Wansboro v. DPP case when granting leave to appeal?
Moore v. Ireland
Petecel v. Minister for Social Protection
Data Protection Commissioner v. Facebook Ireland Ltd.