The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 125
... give evidence " tell the jury not to draw inferences without explaining the. W hilst expressly preserving the defendant's right not to testify , s 35 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 permits Courts in England and Wales ...
... give evidence " tell the jury not to draw inferences without explaining the. W hilst expressly preserving the defendant's right not to testify , s 35 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 permits Courts in England and Wales ...
Page 126
... give evidence and knows that inferences may be drawn from a failure to give evidence or answer questions without good cause . When the accused is represented the burden of explaining the consequences of remaining silent rests with the ...
... give evidence and knows that inferences may be drawn from a failure to give evidence or answer questions without good cause . When the accused is represented the burden of explaining the consequences of remaining silent rests with the ...
Page 198
... give evidence in proceedings can be set aside . As it transpired , the issue did not fall for legal determination in Mihaka , leaving this important point of principle unresolved in New Zealand . THE MIHAKA APPLICATION - In Mihaka , the ...
... give evidence in proceedings can be set aside . As it transpired , the issue did not fall for legal determination in Mihaka , leaving this important point of principle unresolved in New Zealand . THE MIHAKA APPLICATION - In Mihaka , the ...
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