Preface | |
Table of cases | |
Table of statutes | |
Table of rules | |
Introduction to the law of evidence | |
The language of the law of evidence | |
The judicial function in the law of evidence | |
The burden and standard of proof | |
Character evidence I: evidence of good character | |
Character evidence II: evidence of bad character | |
The rule against hearsay I: Common law principles and exceptions | |
The rule against hearsay II: Admissions and confessions | |
The rule against hearsay III: The accused's denials and silence | |
The rule against hearsay IV: statutory rules | |
Opinion evidence | |
Previous judgements as evidence | |
Public interest immunity and privilege I: Public interest immunity | |
Public interest immunity and privilege II: Privilege | |
Witnesses: Competence and compellability: Oaths and affirmations | |
Examination in chief | |
Cross-examination and beyond | |
Corroboration and suspect witness warnings | |
Documentary and real evidence | |
Proof without evidence | |
The Queen v Coke | |
The Queen v Littleton | |
Blackstone v Coke | |
Index | |
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