<p><strong>Part I: Understanding Evidence: The Foundations of the Law</strong><br />
An Introduction to the Law<br />
The Aims of the Law of Evidence<br />
Relevance and Admissibility<br />
Facts and Factfinding<br />
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<strong>Part II: Obtaining Evidence: Pre-trial Procedures and the Regulation of Access</strong><br />
The Privilege Against Self-Incrimination and the Right to Silence<br />
Confessions<br />
Identification Evidence<br />
Evidence Obtained by Illegal or Unfair Means<br />
Disclosure and Immunity<br />
Legal Professional Privilege<br />
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<strong>Part III: Adducing Evidence: Trial Procedures and the Principles of Proof</strong><br />
Burden and Standard of Proof<br />
Forms of Proof and Alternatives to Proof<br />
Witnesses<br />
Examination of Witnesses<br />
Vulnerable and Suspect Witnesses<br />
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<strong>Part IV: Using Evidence: the Scope and Limits of Exclusionary Rules</strong><br />
Hearsay at Common Law and in Civil Proceedings<br />
The Modern Law of Hearsay in Criminal Cases<br />
Character and Credibility: An Overview<br />
Evidence of Bad Character in Criminal Cases<br />
Opinion and Expert Evidence<strong>Part I: Understanding Evidence: The Foundations of the Law</strong><br />
An Introduction to the Law<br />
The Aims of the Law of Evidence<br />
Relevance and Admissibility<br />
Facts and Factfinding<br />
<br />
<strong>Part II: Obtaining Evidence: Pre-trial Procedures and the Regulation of Access</strong><br />
The Privilege Against Self-Incrimination and the Right to Silence<br />
Confessions<br />
Identification Evidence<br />
Evidence Obtained by Illegal or Unfair Means<br />
Disclosure and Immunity<br />
Legal Professional Privilege<br />
<br />
<strong>Part III: Adducing Evidence: Trial Procedures and the Principles of Proof</strong><br />
Burden and Standard of Proof<br />
Forms of Proof and Alternatives to Proof<br />
Witnesses<br />
Examination of Witnesses<br />
Vulnerable and Suspect Witnesses<br />
<br />
<strong>Part IV: Using Evidence: the Scope and Limits of Exclusionary Rules</strong><br />
Hearsay at Common Law and in Civil Proceedings<br />
The Modern Law of Hearsay in Criminal Cases<br />
Character and Credibility: An Overview<br />
Evidence of Bad Character in Criminal Cases<br />
Opinion and Expert Evidence</p>
