Admissibility of evidence Flashcards

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Burden of proof

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Responsibility of establishing the case concerned

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Exceptions

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Shifts to defence

Ex. Sec 66 arms act person must prove otherwise

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3
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Divisions of evidence

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Direct
Documentary
Real
Circumstantial

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Direct evidence

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Testimony of a witness

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Documentary evidence

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Documents produced for court to inspect ex. Licence

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Real evidence

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Material objects presented for inspection ex. Knife

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Circumstantial evidence

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Facts other than the facts in issue ex. Fingerprints

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8
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Admissible evidence

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Evidence is admissible when the court is legally able to receive it

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Relevant evidence

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To be admissible, evidence must also be relevant

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10
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Competent witnesses

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Allowed as a matter of law to give evidence
Examples: not competent scimi
sovereign
Child
Intoxicated
Mentally disordered
Illness
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Compellable witness

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To be compellable a witness must first be competent
Examples of non compellable witnesses:
Judge
Juror
Counsel
Sovereign
Governor General
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