Changing the way you learn

Admissability

Hearsay
1. Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995
  1. s259(1)
    1. Can be used in document/Oral form
  2. s259(2)
    1. (a) Dead or unfit
    2. (b) not in the UK
    3. ( c) not found
    4. (d) refuses to give oral evidence
  3. s260
    1. Prior statements can be used
      1. In a document
      2. signed
2. Police Records
  1. Muldoon v Herron
    1. overrode non identification in court
  2. Jamieson v HMA
    1. Substituted oral evidence
3. Atmostphere
  1. McLaren v McLeod
    1. Brothel case
4. Res Gestae Statements
  1. Ratten v R
    1. Telephone murder case
  2. Cinci v HMA
    1. Shower Rape case
    2. De Recenti statement
5. Computer Prinouts
  1. Lord Advocates Reference
    1. Senior official can ratify
6. Self Serving/Mixed Statements
  1. Perrie v HMA
    1. Accused is party to the proceedings
  2. Codona v HMA
    1. Bully boy tactics
  3. McIntyre v HMA
    1. Racial Harrasment Phonecalls
    2. Recording of Interview
Judicial knowledge
1. Donaldson v Valentine
  1. 'M' means Motorway
2. Kennedy v Smith and Ansvar
  1. Cannot assume 11/2 Pints makes someone drunk
Opinions
1. Stewart v Glasgow
  1. Clothes Pole Case
Character Evidence
1. C v M
  1. Slander case
2. Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995
  1. s101
    1. Previous Convictions
3. Sinclair v HMA
  1. Media Atenntion
4. Gallaher v Paton
  1. Shop Fraud
Improper Obtaining
1. Stumbling and Fishing
  1. Car searches
    1. Baxter v Scott
      1. Protocol
    2. Graham v Orr
      1. Suspition
  2. Bugging
    1. Jamieson v Annan
      1. Accidental
    2. HMA v Higgins
      1. Purposeful
    3. HMA v Cambell
      1. Newspaper
  3. McAvoy v Jessop
    1. Bedsit Case
  4. Weir v Jessop
    1. Undercover Case
2. Brown v Glen
  1. Consent
3. Lawrie v Muir
  1. Improper Phrasing
4. Namsyslak v HMA
  1. Fingerprinting
5. Exception
  1. Webley v Ritchie
    1. Urgency

Next up

Admissability

Description

Resource summary

Similar

	Created by 40055097 almost 11 years ago