Phipson on evidence.
Phipson, Sidney Lovell,1851-author.
Malek, Hodge, M.,editor.
Auburn, Jonathan,editor.
London : Sweet & Maxwell / Thomson Reuters,
2018-
Previous edition: 2013.
Kept up to date with supplements.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Introduction -- 2. The defining of the issues -- 3. Judicial notice -- 4. Admissions -- 5. Estoppels -- 6. Burden and standard of proof -- 7. Relevance, admissibility and weight: previous and subsequent existence of facts: the best evidence rule -- 8. Attendence of witnesses -- 9. Competence and compellability, oath and affirmation -- 10. Evidence taken or served before trial: duty to disclose evidence -- 11. Rules of evidence relating to the course of a trial: general -- 12. Rules of evidence relating to the course of a trial: examination of witnesses -- 13. Evidence taken after trial --
14. Corroboration, supporting evidence and related warnings -- 15. Identification -- 16. Physical conditions, states of mind and emotions -- 17. Character: general and introductory -- 18. Good character -- 19. Bad character of the accused (prosecution aspects) -- 20. Bad character of the accused (defence aspects) -- 21. Bad character of the co-accused -- 22. Bad character of persons other than the accused -- 23. Legal professional privilege -- 24. Other forms of privilege -- 25. Facts excluded by public policy -- 26. Loss and waiver of privilege -- 27. The collateral undertaking -- 28. The rule against hearsay -- 29. Hearsay in civil proceedings --
30. Hearsay in criminal proceedings -- 31. Res gestae and certain other exceptions to the hearsay rule in criminal proceedings -- 32. Common law exceptions to the rule against hearsay: evidence of reputation or family tradition; published works; public information; banker's books; ancient documents -- 33. Opinion and expert evidence -- 34. Statistical and survey evidence -- 35. Restrictions on the right to silence -- 36. Confessions -- 37. Statements in the presence, and documents in the possession, of a party -- 38. Agency, partnership, companies, common purpose, acting in a capacity --
39. Judicial discretion to admit or exclude evidence -- 40. Authorship and execution: attestation: ancient documents, connected and incorporated documents, alterations and blanks, registration, stamps, etc. -- 41. Documents and documentary evidence; how documentary evidence is proved; categories of documentary evidence: public, judicial and private -- 42. Exclusion of extrinsic evidence in substitution of, to contradict, vary or add to documents -- 43. Judgments -- 44. Appendix: miscellaneous statutes, rules, etc.
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