The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 210
... evidence was not questioned ; in R v Dougherty [ 1996 ] 3 NZLR 351 the argument centred on what should have been mentioned in evidence . In England in the mean- time , the Court of Appeal has considered methods of inter- preting and ...
... evidence was not questioned ; in R v Dougherty [ 1996 ] 3 NZLR 351 the argument centred on what should have been mentioned in evidence . In England in the mean- time , the Court of Appeal has considered methods of inter- preting and ...
Page 211
... evidence before them . But what does this mean ?. Bayes ' Theorem is merely the formal expression of how one applies common sense and knowledge of the world to the evidence . It makes clear whether evidence can be regarded as ...
... evidence before them . But what does this mean ?. Bayes ' Theorem is merely the formal expression of how one applies common sense and knowledge of the world to the evidence . It makes clear whether evidence can be regarded as ...
Page 250
... evidence , when combined with sufficient additional evi- dence to give it significance , is highly probative . As discussed , the probative value of the DNA evidence cannot depend upon the other evidence in the case unless it raises ...
... evidence , when combined with sufficient additional evi- dence to give it significance , is highly probative . As discussed , the probative value of the DNA evidence cannot depend upon the other evidence in the case unless it raises ...
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