From DNA profiling to consideration of the accused's previous
conduct, the law of evidence is a fascinating amalgam of logic, common sense,
philosophy and tactics. Evidence explains the fundamentals and looks at the principles
behind it.
RAYMOND N. EMSON, LLM, Barrister, is a Lawyer in the Government Legal
Service specialising in the criminal law and the law of criminal evidence. He also
contributes on a part-time basis to the teaching of Evidence at King's College London, UK.
Table of Contents
Introduction 
Preliminaries 
Relevance and Admissibility 
Proof and Presumptions
The Hearsay Rule 
The Trial 
Privilege 
Inferences from Silence 
Confessions (and Informal Admissions) 
Evidence Obtained by Unlawful or Unfair Means 
Safeguards against Unreliability and Error 
Opinion Evidence 
Exceptions to the Hearsay Rule 
Hearsay in Civil Proceedings 
The Accused's Character 
Extraneous Sexual Behaviour 
Disclosure and Public Interest Immunity
600 pages, Paperback
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