Federal Court of Australia
CATCHWORDS
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - judicial review - applicant
seeking to have reviewed decision of stipendiary magistrate
in committal proceedings to admit confessional statements - rules relating to confessional evidence - general discretion to exclude evidence which is improperly or unfairly obtained - exceptional circumstances generally required before superior
courts will interfere in respect of committal proceedings.
Administrative Decisions (Judicial Review) Act 1977
Crimes Act 1914, s.42
Customs Act 1901, s.233B
Justices Act 1902 (NSW), s.26
Crimes Act 1900 (NSW), s.410
MICHAEL THOMAS SEYMOUR -v- ATTORNEY-GENERAL FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA and ARTHUR RIEDEL and WILLIAM RAYMOND DONALDSON
(NSW G221 of 1983)
FITZGERALD J. BRISBANE 8 MAY 1984
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA) NEW SOUTH WALES REGISTRY ) NSW G221 of 1983 b GENERAL DIVISION )
BETWEEN:
MICIIAEL THOMAS SEYMOUR
Applicant AND: ATTORNEY-GENERAL FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA and ARTHUR RIEDEL and WILLIAM RAYMOND DONALDSON Respondents ORDER JUDGE MAKING ORDER: FITZGERALD J. DATE OF ORDER: 8 MAY 1984 WHERE MADE: BRISBANE
THE COURT ORDERS THAT:
1. The application be dismissed with costs
including reserved costs if any to be taxed.
no
IN THE FEDERAL CQURT OF AUSTRALIA '
NEW SOUTH WALES REGISTRY ) NSW G221 of 19863 GENERAL NIVISION ) BETWEEN:
MICHAEL THOMAS SEYMOUR
Applicant ANT:
ATTOKNEY-GENEKAL FOR THE COMMONWEALTH
OF AUSTRALIA amd ARTHUR RIEVEL ard WILLIAM RAYMOND DBONALESON
Respondents
FITZGERALD J. 8 MAY 1984
REASONS FOR JUDGMENT
This 1s an application under the Administrative Decisions (Jundicial Review) Act 1977 (the Judicial Keview Act")
.
to review a decision of a New South Wales Stipendiary Magistrate appointed under the Justices Act 1902 (New South Wales) ("the Justices Act"). Om 21 April 1983, the Magistrate committed the applicant for trial before the District Court of New South Wales on a charge under 5.42 of the Crimes Act 1914 that, between 10 flecember 1979 and 14 June 1980 at Sydney ain the State of New South Wales and elsewnere, he conspired with Besmond Alfred
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