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... evidence , and consequently to admit unfairly obtained evidence would bring the administration of justice into disrepute . An illustration , again from the Supreme Court of Canada , is R v Manninen ( 1987 ) 58 CR ( 3d ) 97. Here , in ...
... evidence , and consequently to admit unfairly obtained evidence would bring the administration of justice into disrepute . An illustration , again from the Supreme Court of Canada , is R v Manninen ( 1987 ) 58 CR ( 3d ) 97. Here , in ...
Page 428
... evidence in any other way . This was the case in Crime Appeal 163/88 where it appeared from the evidence that without the screen the child would have said nothing and therefore given no evidence . A similar situation arises with young ...
... evidence in any other way . This was the case in Crime Appeal 163/88 where it appeared from the evidence that without the screen the child would have said nothing and therefore given no evidence . A similar situation arises with young ...
Page 429
... evidence lacks two vital elements : ( 1 ) It does not spell out what proportion of nail biters have been abused ; ( 2 ) To be able to give that figure , it would be necessary to know the proportion of abused children in the population ...
... evidence lacks two vital elements : ( 1 ) It does not spell out what proportion of nail biters have been abused ; ( 2 ) To be able to give that figure , it would be necessary to know the proportion of abused children in the population ...
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