The appellant was convicted of sexual assault and unlawful entry into a dwelling house following a seven-day trial.
He received a sentence of two years less a day imprisonment and two years of probation.
The appellant sought bail pending appeal.
The Court of Appeal dismissed the application, finding serious deficiencies in the appellant's bail compliance history, material omissions in his affidavits regarding outstanding breach charges, and insufficient grounds of appeal to overcome public interest considerations.
The trial judge's findings regarding the victim's incapacity to consent due to extreme intoxication were well-grounded in evidence and revealed no obvious error.
