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Page 165
... evidence and could not therefore be expected to cross - examine in an informed way . The Court also discussed dicta in R v B [ 1987 ] 1 NZLR 362 the effect that as child psychology grows as a science it may be possible for experts in ...
... evidence and could not therefore be expected to cross - examine in an informed way . The Court also discussed dicta in R v B [ 1987 ] 1 NZLR 362 the effect that as child psychology grows as a science it may be possible for experts in ...
Page 270
... evidence of the psychologist's assessment of the complainant and her capacity to tell the truth can be received . However the matter is put it is in substance evidence that the complainant is to be believed . It is derived from tests ...
... evidence of the psychologist's assessment of the complainant and her capacity to tell the truth can be received . However the matter is put it is in substance evidence that the complainant is to be believed . It is derived from tests ...
Page 368
... evidence the Court of Appeal could have dealt with the case on the basis that the jury may have accepted evidence that Cruse knew sufficient about the cannabis to be caught by confessional hearsay . At page 12 : The Courts have accepted ...
... evidence the Court of Appeal could have dealt with the case on the basis that the jury may have accepted evidence that Cruse knew sufficient about the cannabis to be caught by confessional hearsay . At page 12 : The Courts have accepted ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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