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Cases and materials on evidence

Simon Cooper, Peter Murphy, John Beaumont

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Abstract

Preliminary matters burden and standard of proof presumptions, competence and compellability the course of the trial corroboration the rule against hearsay - nature and scope of the rule, common law exceptions, statutory exceptions confessions evidence of character opinion evidence public policy and privilege previous judgments as evidence.

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Preliminary matters burden and standard of proof presumptions, competence and compellability the course of the trial corroboration the rule against hearsay - nature and scope of the rule, common law exceptions, statutory exceptions confessions evidence of character opinion evidence public policy and privilege previous judgments as evidence.

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Preliminary matters burden and standard of proof presumptions, competence and compellability the course of the trial corroboration the rule against hearsay - nature and scope of the rule, common law exceptions, statutory exceptions confessions evidence of character opinion evidence public policy and privilege previous judgments as evidence.

Key concepts: Hearsay, Statutory law, Competence (human resources), Scope (computer science), Law, Political science, Privilege (computing), Burden of proof

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