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: Criminal Review

R. v. Singh

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What is the test for determining when a trial judge has been prejudiced by hearing inadmissible evidence? Why, the Hamlet test of course (pdf file). Here, the rule of law proposed for the applicant is that a trial judge must make it clear by his reasons that he was not prejudiced by inadmissible evidence, or at least explain why it did not destroy the foundation of the witness? credibility. This suggestion would have it that the biases of a witness, exposed to light through cross-examination or read more

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Full post as published by Criminal Review on October 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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