The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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Page 79
... evidence from two previous complainants . Charges in relation to one of those com- plainants had led to an acquittal and in relation to the other to a stay of proceedings after two hung juries . The Court held that evidence which ...
... evidence from two previous complainants . Charges in relation to one of those com- plainants had led to an acquittal and in relation to the other to a stay of proceedings after two hung juries . The Court held that evidence which ...
Page 134
... evidence in a criminal case is directly connected to state onus is on the Crown to establish that there was no real and Act 1990 will result in the evidence being prima facie excluded unless it is fair and right to admit the evidence ...
... evidence in a criminal case is directly connected to state onus is on the Crown to establish that there was no real and Act 1990 will result in the evidence being prima facie excluded unless it is fair and right to admit the evidence ...
Page 397
... Evidence Code , signalled by the Ministry of Justice to be the subject of a legislative bid in 2001 . Electronic evidence may embody human assertions ( computer stored evidence ) . Alternatively it may provide a record of events which ...
... Evidence Code , signalled by the Ministry of Justice to be the subject of a legislative bid in 2001 . Electronic evidence may embody human assertions ( computer stored evidence ) . Alternatively it may provide a record of events which ...
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