The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 185
... evidence coming before them . Unreliable evidence today is less likely to lead to error than would have been the case in the past . Of these changes , those related to the hear- say rule are likely to prove most interesting , not only ...
... evidence coming before them . Unreliable evidence today is less likely to lead to error than would have been the case in the past . Of these changes , those related to the hear- say rule are likely to prove most interesting , not only ...
Page 204
... evidence of the of- fence , not just the evidence of the procurer , it was emphasised that it went beyond a mere power to reject items of evidence that had been unfairly obtained and would effectively give Judges and Magistrates a ...
... evidence of the of- fence , not just the evidence of the procurer , it was emphasised that it went beyond a mere power to reject items of evidence that had been unfairly obtained and would effectively give Judges and Magistrates a ...
Page 208
... evidence is really appropriate in this context . In Pethig 32 Mahon J rejected only the evidence of the un- dercover policeman , although the result was the discharge of the accused because there was no other evidence on the counts in ...
... evidence is really appropriate in this context . In Pethig 32 Mahon J rejected only the evidence of the un- dercover policeman , although the result was the discharge of the accused because there was no other evidence on the counts in ...
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Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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