High Distinction Level - LLB301 (Evidence) Notes

Description

LLB301 can be a challenging subject with a broad subject area and large range of legislation to revise and learn. It is therefore imperative for students to have a well-structured, clear and all-inclusive set of exam notes for the subject. These notes represent a comprehensive summary of the evidence law subject and were used to achieve a High Distinction grade. The notes cover the topics as outlined in the table of contents, being: - relevance; - proof; - judicial notice; - facilitation of proof; - corroboration; - adducing evidence; - court's control over proceedings; - oaths and affirmations; - silence of accused at trial; - competence and compellability of witnesses; - examination of witnesses; - credibility; - tendency and coincidence; - character evidence; - identification evidence; - admissions/right to silence; - opinion; - judgements and convictions; - hearsay; - privilege; - discretions; and - warnings.