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Holland v Jones
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Judicial Notice - The court may dispense with proof of facts which are so well known it would be a waste of time to insist on formal proof (Holland v Jones) unless there is a reasonable dispute about the fact in question.
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Evidence (do not use -incomplete)
flashcards
Decks in class (15)
# Cards
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Chapter 1 - Introduction17
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Chapter 4 - Burden of Proof and Presumptions5
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Chapter 2 - Facts which need not be proved by evidence3
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Chapter 5 - Degrees of proof8
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Chapter 6 - The functions of judge & Jury (discretion to exclude evidence)12
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Chp 7 - Competence and compellability of witnesses8
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Chapter 9 - Course of Evidence21
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Opinion (Chapter 15)19
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Chapter 16-18: Rule against hearsay, common all exceptions, and statutory exceptions (Chp 16-18)35
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Res gestae (chp 19) and Documentary evidence (Chapter 20)12
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Rule against character, propensity, and tendancy2
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UCPR Chp 11 (r390-448)3
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Division 30.3 Federal Court Rules 20112
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Privilege4
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Case List2
