Evidentiary aspects : improvements and reforms

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	General Sections Discretion to Exclude General discretion to exclude evidence The court may refuse to admit evidence if its probative value is substantially outweighed by the danger that the evidence might— DocID: 18MnN - View Document
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	Queensland Evidence Act 1977 Current as at 5 September 2014 DocID: 189VC - View Document
	Index Relevance Definition (s 55). If irrelevant, inadmissible (s 56). Direct vs Circumstantial evidence (e.g. Smith v R; Plomp; Shepherd). Can also exclude using ss 135-7. DocID: 180U6 - View Document
	CHARACTER OF ACCUSED - (CRIMINAL CASES ONLY) - Other dangers for the Accused under s110 s112 - Where the accused chooses to give sworn evidence, then (subject to leave: Stanoevski) they open themselves to being cross-e DocID: 17DK0 - View Document