- Publisher: Thomson Sweet & Maxwell
- Edition: 20 Ed 2022
- ISBN 13 9789395696388
- Approx. Pages 1832 + Contents
- Format Hardbound
- Approx. Product Size 24 x 16 cms
- Additional Details South Asian Edition
- Delivery Time 3-5 working days (within Kerala & South India) (Others 7-9 days)
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Description
This
is my fourth edition of Phipson since becoming general editor for the
sixteenth edition in 2005. The aim is to keep to a four or five year
cycle with supplements between editions. I am pleased to say that we
have retained the same academics and practitioners. My friend and mentor
in all aspects of criminal law, especially complex financial cases,
Douglas Day QC has retained from the bar, but fortunately not from his
valuable contribution to various chapters on criminal trials. Deirdre
Dwyer's chapter on statistical and survey evidence introduced for the
first time in the last edition has proved to be a tour de force, and she
has expanded upon her earlier work for this chapter. All chapters are
updated for this edition. Some chapters have been the subject of
extensive updating, such as bad characters covered by Peter Mirfield,
which repeatedly and frequently comes before the Court of Appeal.
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Table of Contents
01. Introduction (Hodge Malek Q.C.)
02. The Defining of the Issues (Hodge Malek Q.C.)
03. Judicial Notice (Hodge Malek Q.C.)
04. Admissions (Katherine Grevling)
05. Estoppels (Damian Falkowski)
06. Burden and Standard of Proof (Jonathan Auburn)
07. Relevance, Admissibility and Weight : Previous and Subsequent
Existence of Facts : The Best Evidence Rule (Roderick bagshaw)
08. Attendance of Witness (Hodge Malek Q.C.)
09. Competence and Compellability, Oath and Affirmation (Stephen Whale)
10. Evidence Taken or Served Before Trial : Duty to Disclose Evidence (Saima Hanif)
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