LAW2591 Law of Evidence: Complete HD Study Notes (HD 81)
Subject notes for RMIT LAW2591
Description
These are comprehensive, high-quality study notes for LAW2591: Law of Evidence, meticulously designed for students who want both a deep conceptual understanding of evidence law and highly effective exam preparation. Covering all core topics from admissibility to privileges, these notes combine doctrinal clarity with structured guidance tailored to problem-solving and applying statutory and case law in context. Unlike generic lecture summaries or basic outlines, these notes are crafted for serious law students aiming for strong academic performance: ✔️ Fully explained statutory provisions (including the Evidence Act 2008 (Vic)) and common law developments ✔️ Concise case summaries with key judicial reasoning and exam-relevant quotes ✔️ Structured for problem-solving: includes practical examples, distinctions, and real-world applications ✔️ Incorporates jury directions, burdens and standards of proof, and procedural nuances ✔️ Includes commentary on major High Court decisions such as IMM v The Queen, Smith v The Queen, and more List of Topics Covered: Week 1: Introduction to Evidence Law Week 2: Relevance and Admissibility Week 3: Competence, Compellability, and Examination of Witnesses Week 4: Identification Evidence Week 5: Hearsay and Exceptions Week 6: The Accused’s Right to Silence and Admissions Week 7: Illegally or Improperly Obtained Evidence Week 8: Character and Credibility of the Accused Week 9: Tendency and Coincidence Evidence Week 10: Opinion Evidence Week 11: Privileges Perfect for students aiming for a High Distinction, these notes will support you from class participation to final exams, with an emphasis on mastering statutory interpretation, evidentiary principles, and real-world legal reasoning.
RMIT
Semester 1, 2025
164 pages
73,202 words
$49.00
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