Criminal evidence
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Bibliographic Information
Criminal evidence
（The Criminal law library）
Sweet & Maxwell, 1992
2nd ed
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Andrews & Hirst on criminal evidence
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Previous ed.: 1987
Includes index
Cover title: Andrews & Hirst on criminal evidence
Description and Table of Contents
Description
A survey of the law of criminal evidence, designed for anyone involved in the criminal courts of England and Wales. The text provides a detailed exposition of a complex theoretical subject which is an important feature of criminal practice.
Table of Contents
- Judge and jury
- burden of proof
- circumstantial evidence and presumptions
- judicial notice
- course of evidence
- examination of witnesses
- competence and compellability
- corroboration
- evidence of identification
- documentary and real evidence
- private privilege
- evidence excluded on grounds of public interest
- illegally or improperly obtained evidence
- disposition of the accused
- character of the accused
- hearsay and narrative
- documentary hearsay
- confessions etc.
- miscellaneous exceptions to hearsay rule
- opinion and expert evidence
- previous judgements.
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