The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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... trial . The technique I will speak about substantially reduces the chances of this happening . North American barristers call the technique a " trial brief " . Essentially , it is a blueprint for trial preparation . The trial brief can ...
... trial . The technique I will speak about substantially reduces the chances of this happening . North American barristers call the technique a " trial brief " . Essentially , it is a blueprint for trial preparation . The trial brief can ...
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... Trial by Judge alone Currently an accused charged indictably is tried by a jury unless an application for trial by Judge alone is made under s 361B Crimes Act 1961. That section does not apply to offences for which the maximum penalty ...
... Trial by Judge alone Currently an accused charged indictably is tried by a jury unless an application for trial by Judge alone is made under s 361B Crimes Act 1961. That section does not apply to offences for which the maximum penalty ...
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... trial is an example of such a process which has evolved over time and which still retains a significant amount of flexibility as to format and content . The essential elements of a mini trial are ( i ) that it takes a relatively short ...
... trial is an example of such a process which has evolved over time and which still retains a significant amount of flexibility as to format and content . The essential elements of a mini trial are ( i ) that it takes a relatively short ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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