The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 178
... evidence per se ; he is saying that the prohibition is on evidence which is not strongly probative . This emerges on p 534 where the evidence is subjected to what the Chief Justice describes as a double safeguard ; the first is that the ...
... evidence per se ; he is saying that the prohibition is on evidence which is not strongly probative . This emerges on p 534 where the evidence is subjected to what the Chief Justice describes as a double safeguard ; the first is that the ...
Page 179
... evidence for the prosecution , if " general discretion " means the discretion to exclude evidence in the interests of fairness . The true position , and the correct interpretation of the authorities upon which Forbes relies , is that ...
... evidence for the prosecution , if " general discretion " means the discretion to exclude evidence in the interests of fairness . The true position , and the correct interpretation of the authorities upon which Forbes relies , is that ...
Page 180
... evidence represent . Those latter rules are based on a judicially perceived juror fallibility . Forbes seems to suggest that to solve this contradiction the rules concerning the admissibility of similar fact evidence should be changed ...
... evidence represent . Those latter rules are based on a judicially perceived juror fallibility . Forbes seems to suggest that to solve this contradiction the rules concerning the admissibility of similar fact evidence should be changed ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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