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1.
Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioral Evidence Analysis
Contributors:
Publisher:
Academic Press 2002
Subjects:
Criminal Behavior, Prediction Of
Criminal Investigation--Psychological Aspects
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...its focus fromcriminal investigations to criminal and evidence law.In terms of criminal law, profilers zeroed in on the assailant...Edward J. Imwinkelried era/., Courtroom Criminal Evidence § 907 at 319 (3d 1998)(discussing...
2.
Hearsay and Confrontation in Criminal Trials
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Publisher:
Oxford University 1996
Subjects:
Evidence, Hearsay
Evidence, Hearsay--Great Britain
Evidence, Criminal
Evidence, Criminal--Great Britain
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...427-8; J. A. Andrews andM. Hirst, Criminal Evidence (2nd edn., 1992), 529; J...0028Consultation Paper No. 138),Criminal Law--Evidence in Criminal Proceedings: Hearsay and Related Topics...
3.
Forensics under Fire: Are Bad Science and Dueling Experts Corrupting Criminal Justice?
Contributors:
Publisher:
Rutgers University Press 2008
Subjects:
Criminal Investigation--United States
Crime Scene Searches--United States
Forensic Sciences--United States
Evidence, Criminal--United States
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...jurisdiction to authorize a criminal investigation. In 1992, when...in thecase, would lead to a criminal prosecution.The only evidence against Waneta Hoyt came from...children, he'd need more evidence than the tes­timony...
4.
Silence, Confessions, and Improperly Obtained Evidence
Contributors:
Publisher:
Clarendon Press 1997
Subjects:
Admissible Evidence--Great Britain
Confession (Law)--Great Britain
Silence (Law)--Great Britain
Evidence, Criminal--Great Britain
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...prejudicial effect of the evidence inquestion outweighs...Discretion and the Criminal Trial (1982U...should have allowed evidence of the accused's reaction...0028f) of the Criminal Evidence Act 1898. Selvey V...
5.
A Question of Evidence: A Casebook of Great Forensic Controversies, from Napoleon to O.J.
Contributors:
Publisher:
Wiley 2003
Subjects:
Criminal Investigation--Case Studies
Criminal Investigation
Evidence, Criminal
Forensic Sciences
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...confession was recorded on tape, the trialjudge held that it should be excluded under the provisions of the Policeand Criminal Evidence Act (1984), and Hall was acquitted.* Despite thissetback, the CPS decided that the circumstances between...
6.
Advocacy and the Making of the Adversarial Criminal Trial, 1800-1865
Contributors:
Publisher:
Oxford University 1998
Subjects:
Adversary System (Law)--Great Britain--History
Trial Practice--Great Britain--History
Criminal Procedure--Great Britain--History
Defense (Criminal Procedure)--Great Britain--History
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...prohibition on pris­oners' evidence. Neither the Criminal Law Commissioners nor C...00ADport, and not until the Criminal Evidence Act of 1898 did prisoners...00ADtion of Offences Act, the Criminal Evidence Act, and the CriminalAppeal...
7.
English Criminal Appeals, 1844-1994: Appeals against Conviction and Sentence in England and Wales
Contributors:
Publisher:
Oxford University 1996
Subjects:
Great Britain. Court of Appeal. Criminal Division--History
Appellate Procedure--Great Britain--History
Criminal Procedure--Great Britain--History
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...of someaspects of the law of criminal evidence, including confessions,Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, ss. 76, 77, 78...examination of criminal defendants,Criminal Evidence Act 1898, s. 1 (eU...
8.
Judicial Discretion and Criminal Litigation
Contributors:
Publisher:
Clarendon Press 1990
Subjects:
Criminal Procedure--England
Judicial Discretion--England
Criminal Procedure--Wales
Judicial Discretion--Wales
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...Leave to admit the evidence must be obtained if thestatement was made after criminal investigations began...76 ante. Further, evidence cannot be admitted under...78 of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 may be relied...
9.
Criminal Justice in England and the United States
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Publisher:
Praeger 1995
Subjects:
Criminal Justice, Administration of--Great Britain
Criminal Justice, Administration of--United States
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...0029. Under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act of 1984, aconfession is...Until passage of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act of 1984, illegallyobtained...0029.Under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act of 1984 judges were givenstatutory...
10.
Abuse of Process and Judicial Stays of Criminal Proceedings
Contributors:
Publisher:
Oxford University 1993
Subjects:
Criminal Procedure--Great Britain
Judicial Discretion--Great Britain
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...0029of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 [1990U...Illegally Obtained Evidence inCriminal Cases -- I [1963] Criminal Law Review 15...Illegally Obtained Evidence in Criminal Cases --II [1963U...
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