Buch, Englisch
ISBN: 978-0-414-04614-6
Verlag: Sweet & Maxwell
Concentrating on the problems that arise in all trials, whether summary or indictment, it covers all forms of criminal evidence with clear explanation throughout, and examination of what the burden and standard of proof is.
The book sets out in detail what happens at trial and explains what is and is not admissable in different situations. Key topics include character, hearsay, identification, corroboration and disclosure.
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Weitere Infos & Material
PART 1 INTRODUCTORY
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Real Evidence
Chapter 3 Documents
PART 2 BURDEN AND STANDARD OF PROOF
Chapter 4 Burden and Standard of Proof
Chapter 5 Proof where Evidence is Not Necessary
PART 3 EXCLUSIONARY RULES AND EXCEPTIONS
Chapter 6 Evidence of opinion
Chapter 7 Character
Chapter 8 Hearsay 1: Generally
Chapter 9 Hearsay 2: Confessions
PART 4 EXCLUSION THROUGH DISCRETION PRIVILEGE OR CONVENTION RIGHTS
Chapter 10 The Discretion to Exclude Evidence
Chapter 11 Privilege
Chapter 12 Public Interest
Chapter 13 Convention
PART 5 INDENTIFICATION AND CORROBORATION
Chapter 14 Identification
Chapter 15 Corroboration and Suspect Evidence
PART 6 RULES CONNECTED WITH THE TRIAL
Chapter 16 Function of Judge, Jury and Justices
Chapter 17 Competence and Compellability of Witness
Chapter 18 Disclosure
Chapter 19 Course of Evidence
Chapter 20 Previous Consistent Statements
Chapter 21 Examination of Witnesses
