146 results on '"Pattenden, Rosemary"'
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2. Choice, Privacy and Publicly Funded Legal Advice at Police Stations
3. Pre-Verdict Judicial Fact-Finding in Criminal Trials with Juries
4. Conceptual versus Pragmatic Approaches to Hearsay
5. Informal Judicial Admissions of Criminal Activity: A Comparative Study of England, Canada and the United States
6. The Exclusion of Unfairly Obtained Evidence in England, Canada and Australia
7. Racial bias and the English criminal trial jury.
8. Discretion in the rules of evidence and procedure in criminal trials on indictment in England and Australia
9. Machinespeak: section 129 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003.
10. The standard of review for mistake of fact in the Court of Appeal, Criminal Division.
11. The proof rules of pre-verdict judicial fact-finding in criminal trials by jury.
12. Prosecution appeals against judges' rulings.
13. Trial Discretions: Summary Trials
14. Trial Discretions: The Judge and the Evidence
15. Trial Discretions: The Judge and the Accused
16. Trial Discretions: The Judge and Counsel
17. Trial Discretions: The Judge and Witnesses
18. Appellate Court Discretions
19. Similar fact evidence and proof of identity.
20. Inferences from silence.
21. The hostile witness.
22. Evidence of previous malpractice by police witnesses and R. v. Edwards.
23. Should confessions be corroborated?
24. Redressing delay in the criminal process.
25. Case Commentaries
26. Case Commentaries
27. Case Commentaries
28. Case Commentaries
29. Abuse of process in criminal litigation.
30. Reliability, hearsay evidence and the English criminal trial.
31. The character of victims and third parties in criminal proceedings other than rape trials.
32. Documentary hearsay and the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984.
33. Conflicting approaches to psychiatric evidence in criminal trials: England, Canada and Australia.
34. The risk of non-persuasion in civil trials: the case against a floating standard of proof.
35. The power of the Criminal Division of the Court of Appeal to depart from its own precedents.
36. The purpose of cross-examination under Section 1(f) of the Criminal Evidence Act 1898.
37. The submission of no case - some recent developments.
38. The power of the courts to stay a criminal prosecution.
39. Expert opinion evidence based on hearsay.
40. Admissibility in Criminal Proceedings of Third Party and Real Evidence Obtained by Methods Prohibited by UNCAT
41. Chapter 26: CRIMINAL APPEALS.
42. Litigation Privilege and Expert Opinion Evidence
43. NOTICEBOARD.
44. Using the Overtly Non-Incriminating Statement to Incriminate: A Theoretical Framework
45. The Exclusion of the Clergy from Criminal Trial Juries: An Historical Perspective
46. Explaining a ‘Reasonable Doubt’ to Juries: R v Lifchus
47. Silence: Lord Taylor's Legacy
48. Self-Incrimination and the Threat of Prosecution under Foreign Law: Brannigan v Davison
49. Australian Evidence.
50. The Discretionary Exclusion of Relevant Evidence in English Civil Proceedings
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