The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... trial , it found that it was acceptable to permit a trial Judge , sitting without a jury , to draw adverse inferences from a failure to give evidence . The defendant had been arrested under the United Kingdom's Prevention of Terrorism ...
... trial , it found that it was acceptable to permit a trial Judge , sitting without a jury , to draw adverse inferences from a failure to give evidence . The defendant had been arrested under the United Kingdom's Prevention of Terrorism ...
Page 295
... trial , even if it led to acquittals , could be called at a later trial provided that it was relevant and otherwise admissible . The Crown argued that evidence of all 12 transac- tions that formed the basis of the 13 charges in the ...
... trial , even if it led to acquittals , could be called at a later trial provided that it was relevant and otherwise admissible . The Crown argued that evidence of all 12 transac- tions that formed the basis of the 13 charges in the ...
Page 424
... trial Judge to have the trial Judge comment on the accused's failure to give evidence . The trial Judge refused . The prosecutor advised that he " in- tended to push the matter as far as he could though well aware of the restric- tion ...
... trial Judge to have the trial Judge comment on the accused's failure to give evidence . The trial Judge refused . The prosecutor advised that he " in- tended to push the matter as far as he could though well aware of the restric- tion ...
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