Criminal law
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Victoria Australia
Don Just barrister
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On-site notes
| Notes 1 Defining a crime - Proving a crime (1): evidence, specificity and particularity, burden, standard - Proving a crime (2): circumstantial, wilful blindness, presumption of regularity, handwriting - Duplicity - Identification - Parties to a crime - Criminal defence - Mental impairment and unfitness to be tried |
| Notes 2 Homicide - Other non-sexual offences against the person - Sexual offences |
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| Notes 6 Relevance - Separate trials of counts against one accused - Separate trials of one accused from another - Silence of accused or selective response - Tendency and coincidence evidence - Territorial and extra-territorial jurisdiction - Unreliable witness warnings - Voir dire - Witnesses |
Sentencing law Victoria |
Criminal appeals Victoria |
Occupational health & safety law
Victoria |
some other Australian criminal law sites
Victorian Criminal Bar Association |
Judicial College of Victoria includes Victorian Criminal Charge Book and Victorian Sentencing Manual |
John Stratton: A Criminal Law Survival Kit (NSW) |
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