Titlebook: Evidence; Raymond Emson Textbook 1999Latest edition Raymond Emson 1999 criminal evidence.Immunity.law.Liability

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Privilege,idence is unreliable, or likely to prejudice the tribunal of fact against a party, but because the public interest militating against disclosure is deemed to outweigh the public interest in the due administration of justice. Highly probative and reliable evidence may also be withheld on the ground o

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The Mechanics of Proof,dence. The law of evidence sets out the principles and rules which determine whether evidence is admissible and, if so, whether it ought to be admitted, but it is also concerned with the process of proof itself. For a trial to function effectively it is necessary to understand which party is obliged

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Introduction,nate, and the student or advocate will only be able to support his or her submissions on what the law is, or on what it ought to be, if the subject has been studied at an academic level and the principles and considerations of policy underlying its evolution understood. One can, for example, only co

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Silence as Evidence,vant circumstances will include the silent party’s personality, the context of any questioning or allegation, the frame of mind of the persons present and the seriousness of the occasion. Silence is generally an unreliable source from which to draw inferences because people remain silent for so many