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Uniform Evidence, 3rd Edition

Uniform Evidence, 3rd Edition

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  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
  • ISBN: 9780190313722
  • Published In: March 2019
  • Format: Paperback , 528 pages
  • Jurisdiction: Australia ? Disclaimer:
    Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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    • Examples are used throughout to illustrate practical applications of the law
    • A chapter summary is provided at the end of each chapter
    • Diagrams summarise complex legal issues and bring them in line with uniform evidence laws
    • Now covers all of the UEL jurisdictions including the Northern Territory
    • Updated to include significant and recently decided cases, and to reflect all amendments to the legislation

    Uniform Evidence Second Edition is a clear and concise introduction to the rules of evidence, as they apply to Australian courts. Written in an engaging and accessible style, the second edition covers all uniform evidence law jurisdictions including the courts of the Commonwealth, New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, Tasmania and most recently the Northern Territory.

    The book explains and critiques uniform evidence law in an accessible and student friendly style, with case examples to illustrate the practical applications of uniform evidence law and flowcharts to clearly summarise complex legal rules and issues.

    Readership: Second and third year undergraduate law students.

  • 1. Uniform Evidence Law
    Part 1: Adducing Evidence
    2. Witnesses
    3. Documentary and Real Evidence
    Part 2: Admissibility
    4. Relevance
    5. The Hearsay Rule
    6. Hearsay Exceptions
    7. Opinion
    8. Admissions
    9. Judgements and Convictions
    10. Tendency and Coincidence
    11. Credibility
    12. Character
    13. Identification
    14. Privileges
    15. Client Legal Privilege
    16. Discretionary and Mandatory Exclusions
    Part 3: Proof
    17. The Burden and Standard of Proof
    18. Facts That Can Be Proved Without Evidence
    19. Warnings and Information
    20. Procedural Provisions

  • Jeremy Gans-Professor, Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne.

    Andrew Palmer-Barrister at Law; Association Professor, Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne.

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