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Drabsch v Buckley    

Legislation Cited

Cases and Articles Cited

Case Name	Citation(s)	Court	Jurisdiction	Date	Full Text †		Citation Index
(1993) 177 CLR 378	(1993) 177 CLR 378		Australia - Commonwealth	circa 1993	Legal Online / Westlaw
Walton v Gardiner	(1992) 177 CLR 178		Australia - Commonwealth	circa 1992	Legal Online / Westlaw
" (T)he question whether criminal proceedings should be permanently stayed on abuse of process grounds falls to be determined by a weighing process involving a subjective balancing of a variety of factors and considerations Among those factors and considerations are the requirements of fairness to the accused, the legitimate public interest in the disposition of charges of serious offences and in the conviction of those guilty of crime, and the need to maintain public confidence in the administration of justice The question of whether disciplinary proceedings in the tribunal should be stayed by the Supreme Court on abuse of process grounds should be determined by reference to a weighing process similar to the kind appropriate in the case of criminal proceedings but adapted to take account of the differences between the two kinds of proceedings In particular, in deciding whether a permanent stay of disciplinary proceedings in the tribunal should be ordered, consideration will necessarily be given to the protective character of such proceedings and to the importance of protecting the public from incompetence and professional misconduct on the part of medical practitioners"			Australia - Commonwealth		Legal Online / Westlaw