Notes 3
Confessions - Propensity evidence - Identification - False denials, lies, post offence conduct, demeanour of accused, betterment - Silence of accused or selective response - Expert opinion - Unreliable witness warnings - The prejudice discretion - The discretion to exclude evidence illegally or unfairly obtained

Notes 4
Abuse of process - Double jeopardy and other bars to re-litigation of issues - Duplicity - Judicially directed acquittal at trial - Mental impairment and unfitness to be tried - Separate trials of counts against one accused - Separate trials of one accused from another

Notes 5
Abortion - Alibi defence - Alternative verdicts - Amendment - Attempt - Bail - Calling of prosecution witnesses - Causation - Change of plea - Change of venue - Comment prohibited on standing mute - Committals, presentment for trial - Complicity - Criminal liability of children - Cross-examination - Diplomatic immunity - Drink driving - Duress and necessity defences - Extradition - Good character of accused on issue of guilt - Hearsay - Handwriting - Immunity of advocate in criminal cases from civil suit - Innocent agency - Intoxication - Motive to lie - Particulars - Perjury - Pervert course of justice - Presumption of regularity - Prior statements of witness - Privilege - Prosecution disclosure - Relevance - Res Gestae - Territorial and extra-territorial jurisdiction - Time limitations - Unrepresented accused - Voir dire - Warrants, surveillance devices and telephone intercepts - Witnesses

Occupational health & safety law Victoria
Occ. Health and Safety Act duties - Principal Victoria ohs regulations - Improvement and prohibition notices - Compliance Codes and Codes of Practice - Corporations etc and their officers - Sentencing for breach of duty offences

Criminal juries Victoria
Source of jury panel - Empanelment - Empanelment to retirement - Discharge without verdict - During retirement - Verdict or disagreement - After verdict or disagreement

Sentencing law Victoria
Main sentencing options - Sentencing facts and matters - Submissions as to appropriate sentence - Sentencing purposes - Sentencing factors which a court must regard - Principles of proportionality, totality and parity - Instinctive synthesis - Further Notes

Criminal appeals Victoria
Appeal to County Court or Supreme Court against finding of guilt or sentence by Magistrates' Court or Children's Court - Appeal to Court of Appeal against jury verdict of guilty - Appeal to Court of Appeal against conviction by County Court or Supreme Court after plea of guilty - Appeal to Court of Appeal against sentence by County Court or Supreme Court - Order 56 Judicial Review - Appeal to High Court