The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 131
... matter appropriate for expert evidence . The Court in Adams ( No 2 ) also agreed that Bayes Theorem could not be faulted " so long as it is applied to appropriate subject matter " . The judgment assumes a clear distinction between ...
... matter appropriate for expert evidence . The Court in Adams ( No 2 ) also agreed that Bayes Theorem could not be faulted " so long as it is applied to appropriate subject matter " . The judgment assumes a clear distinction between ...
Page 294
... matter of investigating the interest in each case , subject to one quali- fication : the statement must deal with the politician's capac- ity to meet public responsibilities . " The determination of the matters which bear on that ...
... matter of investigating the interest in each case , subject to one quali- fication : the statement must deal with the politician's capac- ity to meet public responsibilities . " The determination of the matters which bear on that ...
Page 376
... matter . The Court , which comprised the President and the next most senior permanent Judge , Gault J , accepted this submission . It has to be said that that decision may not stand close scrutiny . It is unarguable that the New Zealand ...
... matter . The Court , which comprised the President and the next most senior permanent Judge , Gault J , accepted this submission . It has to be said that that decision may not stand close scrutiny . It is unarguable that the New Zealand ...
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