Prosecutions Flashcards

1
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What are the two tests for prosecution

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Evidential test
Public interest test

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2
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Hierarchy of courts

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Supreme Court
Court of appeal
High court
District court (family court, judge alone trails, jury trials, youth court)

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3
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Types of evidence

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Hearsay evidence
Opinion evidence
Propensity evidence

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4
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What is hearsay evidence

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1 Oral or written statement of a person who is not produced as a witness in court
2 the statement is given to the court by another person or in a document
3 purpose of the evidence is to prove the truth of what’s been stated

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5
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What is opinion evidence

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Expert/non expert
Opinion evidence is generally inadmissible as evidence
Witness is called to state the facts
His or her personal opinion
Up to the judge or jury to form their own judgement

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6
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What is propensity evidence

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Evidence that tends ti show a persons tendency to act a particular way or to have a particular state of mind

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