The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 328
... obtained , even though probative and otherwise admissible . In an entrapment situation " [ g ] enerally evidence will be unfair if it has been obtained by encouragement or importuning offered to a person who would not otherwise have ...
... obtained , even though probative and otherwise admissible . In an entrapment situation " [ g ] enerally evidence will be unfair if it has been obtained by encouragement or importuning offered to a person who would not otherwise have ...
Page 330
... obtained evidence where one century before an English Judge had declared " [ i ] t matters not how you get it ; if you steal it even , it would be admissable in evidence " ( d ) , a New Zealand Judge in 1971 , in McFarlane v Sharp ...
... obtained evidence where one century before an English Judge had declared " [ i ] t matters not how you get it ; if you steal it even , it would be admissable in evidence " ( d ) , a New Zealand Judge in 1971 , in McFarlane v Sharp ...
Page 331
... obtained evidence would " operate unfairly " against the accused it should be excluded if the underlying rationale of the rule is to be consistently respected . True , only the " unfairly obtained " evidence is excluded in cases where ...
... obtained evidence would " operate unfairly " against the accused it should be excluded if the underlying rationale of the rule is to be consistently respected . True , only the " unfairly obtained " evidence is excluded in cases where ...
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Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
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