The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 49Butterworths, 1974 - Law |
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Page 82
... Judge presiding over the process . During step ( a ) the Judge may or may not believe or attach substantial weight to the evidence of a particular witness , he may or may not take judicial notice of certain matters , and he may or may ...
... Judge presiding over the process . During step ( a ) the Judge may or may not believe or attach substantial weight to the evidence of a particular witness , he may or may not take judicial notice of certain matters , and he may or may ...
Page 318
... Judge . Any discussion , however , which takes place must be between the Judge and both counsel for the defence and counsel for the prosecution . If a solicitor representing the accused is in the Court he should be allowed to attend the ...
... Judge . Any discussion , however , which takes place must be between the Judge and both counsel for the defence and counsel for the prosecution . If a solicitor representing the accused is in the Court he should be allowed to attend the ...
Page 371
... Judge , some may be lost through the characteristics of the medium - the trial transmission channel . These characteristics include the operation of the rules of evidence , the suppression of unfavourable in- formation by a litigant ...
... Judge , some may be lost through the characteristics of the medium - the trial transmission channel . These characteristics include the operation of the rules of evidence , the suppression of unfavourable in- formation by a litigant ...
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