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Page 128
... opinion in making the distinction between the two types or rather classes of defences in question . The general rule of evidence is that a witness must depose only to such facts as are within his own knowledge , and opinions are not ...
... opinion in making the distinction between the two types or rather classes of defences in question . The general rule of evidence is that a witness must depose only to such facts as are within his own knowledge , and opinions are not ...
Page 130
... opinion If such an opinion shows that the epileptic subject's actions were due to such disorder as to amount to a " disease of the mind " then the defence will be one of insane automatism . Otherwise it will be merely non - insane ...
... opinion If such an opinion shows that the epileptic subject's actions were due to such disorder as to amount to a " disease of the mind " then the defence will be one of insane automatism . Otherwise it will be merely non - insane ...
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... opinion in your evidence , unless invited to do so by counsel . It is equally important to avoid giving an opinion on a matter which is outside your field . Sometimes opposing counsel may try to make you do this . If you fall into the ...
... opinion in your evidence , unless invited to do so by counsel . It is equally important to avoid giving an opinion on a matter which is outside your field . Sometimes opposing counsel may try to make you do this . If you fall into the ...
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