Read the full judgment text of FACC 000008/2006 on BabelCite. This FACC judgment.
1. As is typical of a final appellate court, this Court’s primary role in the administration of criminal justice is to resolve real controversy on points of law of great and general importance. Absent any such controversy, it is rare and exceptional for a criminal case to proceed beyond the intermediate appellate court. It can only happen pursuant to leave to appeal granted under the “substantial and grave injustice” limb of the provision governing access to this Court in criminal cases, namel