Evidence
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Evidence
Oxford University Press, 2002-
- 2002/2003
- 2003/2004
- 2005/2006
- 2006/2007
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Includes index
内容説明・目次
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2002/2003 ISBN 9780199255023
内容説明
Contested cases are only as strong as the evidence on which they are based. A thorough working knowledge of the law of evidence is essential for any barrister, whether in the preparation of a case or in the conduct of litigation in court. This manual examines not only the principles of evidence, but also their application in practice. By its combination of text, materials, realistic examples, and problems, the manual aims to develop in students of the subject not only a knowledge of the law of evidence, but also an understanding of the ways in which it is applied in practice.
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2003/2004 ISBN 9780199262359
内容説明
Contested cases are only as strong as the evidence on which they are based. A thorough working knowledge of the law of evidence is essential for any barrister, whether in the preparation of a case or in the conduct of litigation in court. The Manual examines not only the principles of evidence, but also their application in practice. By its combination of text, materials, realistic examples and problems, the Manual aims to develop in students of the subject not only a knowledge of the law of evidence, but also an understanding of the ways in which it is applied in practice. Evidence is a complex and ever-changing subject, and this Manual has been fully revised and updated to cover all recent developments in the subject. It also includes a number of new case studies, questions, diagrams and charts to aid student learning.
目次
- Foreword
- Preface
- Table of cases
- Table of statutes
- Table of statutory instruments
- 1. Fundamentals of evidence
- 2. Burdens and standards of proof
- presumptions
- 3. Presumptions
- 4. Witnesses
- 5. The examination of witnesses
- 6. Character evidence
- 7. The doctrine of similar fact evidence
- 8. Hearsay evidence
- 9. Hearsay exceptions
- 10. Confessions and illegally or improperly obtained evidence in criminal cases
- 11. Lies and silence
- 12. Suspect witnesses and identification evidence
- 13. Opinion evidence
- 14. Judgments as evidence of the facts on which they are based
- 15. Privilege and public policy
- Appendices
- Index
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2005/2006 ISBN 9780199281534
内容説明
Contested cases are only as strong as the evidence on which they are based. A thorough working knowledge of the law of evidence is essential for any barrister, whether in the preparation of a case or in the conduct of litigation in court. The manual examines not only the principles of evidence, but also their application in practice. By its combination of text, materials, realistic examples and problems, the manual aims to develop in students of the subject not only a knowledge of the law of evidence, but also an understanding of the ways in which it is applied in practice. Evidence is a complex and ever-changing subject, and this manual has been fully revised and updated to cover all recent developments in the subject. It also includes a number of new case studies, questions, diagrams and charts to aid student learning.
目次
- Foreword
- Preface
- Table of cases
- Table of statutes
- Table of statutory instruments
- 1. Fundamentals of evidence
- 2. Burdens and standards of proof
- presumptions
- 3. Presumptions
- 4. Witnesses
- 5. The examination of witnesses
- 6. Character evidence
- 7. The doctrine of similar fact evidence
- 8. Hearsay evidence
- 9. Hearsay exceptions
- 10. Confessions and illegally or improperly obtained evidence in criminal cases
- 11. Lies and silence
- 12. Suspect witnesses and identification evidence
- 13. Opinion evidence
- 14. Judgments as evidence of the facts on which they are based
- 15. Privilege and public policy
- Appendices
- Index
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2006/2007 ISBN 9780199289523
内容説明
As a case is only as strong as the evidence upon which it is based, a thorough working knowledge of the law of evidence is essential for any barrister, whether in the preparation of the case or in the conduct of litigation in court. This knowledge is indispensable to the criminal and civil practitioner alike, so this manual approaches the law of evidence from both the civil and criminal perspectives to prepare students for practice in either field. "Evidence" examines not only the principles of evidence, but also their application in practice, equipping students with the ability to make the best use of the theory they have learnt. A student's understanding of the practical application of the law of evidence is reinforced by realistic examples and problems. The manual also includes a number of case studies, questions, diagrams and charts which will help students to achieve a deeper knowledge of the rules and principles of evidence. This manual covers all major recent developments in both civil and criminal evidence, including the major changes brought about by the Criminal Justice Act 2003 and the subsequent case law.
The authors are experienced practitioners and teachers of this topic at post-graduate level.
目次
- 1. Fundamentals of evidence
- 2. Burden and standard of proof
- 3. Presumptions
- 4. Witnesses
- 5. Corroboration and suspect witnesses
- 6. Examination-in-chief
- 7. Cross-examination and re-examination
- 8. Character evidence: civil cases
- 9. Character evidence: the defendant in criminal proceedings
- 10. Character evidence: persons other than the defendant in criminal cases
- 11. Hearsay: introduction and hearsay in civil proceedings
- 12. Hearsay evidence in criminal proceedings
- 13. Confessions and illegally or improperly obtained evidence
- 14. Lies and silence
- 15. Identification evidence
- 16. Opinion evidence
- 17. Judgements as evidence of the facts on which they are based
- 18. Privilege amd public policy
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