Evidence / Ross Gorman
By: Gorman, Ross
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Series: Thomas Round Hall Nutshells. Publisher: Dublin, Ireland : Thomson Round Hall, 2006Description: xx, 141 p. ; 22 cm.ISBN: 1858004217 (pbk.).Subject(s): Evidence (Law) -- England -- Examinations, questions, etc | Evidence (Law) -- Wales -- Examinations, questions, etcDDC classification: 345.4206076
Contents:
Acknowledgments. - Table of contents. - Table of legislation. - Table of cases. - 1. Introduction. - 2. The burden of proof. - 3. The testimony of witnesses. - 4. Corroboration. - 5. Identification evidence. - 6. Leading evidence of an accused's previous convictions ( similar fact evidence). - 7. Cross-examining the accused on his previous convictions or his bad character. - 8. The rule against hearsay. - 9. Confession evidence. - 10. Evidence obtained in breach of an accused's constitutional rights and illegally obtained evidence. - 11. Expert and opinion evidence. - 12. Privilege.
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Acknowledgments. - Table of contents. - Table of legislation. - Table of cases. - 1. Introduction. - 2. The burden of proof. - 3. The testimony of witnesses. - 4. Corroboration. - 5. Identification evidence. - 6. Leading evidence of an accused's previous convictions ( similar fact evidence). - 7. Cross-examining the accused on his previous convictions or his bad character. - 8. The rule against hearsay. - 9. Confession evidence. - 10. Evidence obtained in breach of an accused's constitutional rights and illegally obtained evidence. - 11. Expert and opinion evidence. - 12. Privilege.