The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 78
... evidence based on CSAAS should never be permitted un- der s 23G . As part of our work in evidence law reform , the Law Commis- sion has surveyed the scientific and legal literature to see whether any conclusions can be reached about the ...
... evidence based on CSAAS should never be permitted un- der s 23G . As part of our work in evidence law reform , the Law Commis- sion has surveyed the scientific and legal literature to see whether any conclusions can be reached about the ...
Page 131
... evidence . This was the first time that matter had been properly argued but the Court , including on this occasion the Lord Chief Justice , preferred the ... EVIDENCE Nor did the Court give NEW ZEALAND LAW JOURNAL - APRIL 1998 131 EVIDENCE.
... evidence . This was the first time that matter had been properly argued but the Court , including on this occasion the Lord Chief Justice , preferred the ... EVIDENCE Nor did the Court give NEW ZEALAND LAW JOURNAL - APRIL 1998 131 EVIDENCE.
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NZLJ. THE PRESENTATION OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE Nor did the Court give guidance as to how scientific evidence is to be presented . This presumably means that we are thrown back on the two previous judgments and the concept invented in ...
NZLJ. THE PRESENTATION OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE Nor did the Court give guidance as to how scientific evidence is to be presented . This presumably means that we are thrown back on the two previous judgments and the concept invented in ...
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