Cross on Evidence

Abstract

Matters not requiring proof and judicial findings of evidence burden of proof and presumptions degrees of proof the functions of the judge and jury the competence and compellability of witnesses corroboration the course of evidence character and credibility similar fact evidence Criminal Evidence Act 1898 privilege public policy opinion the rule against hearsay hearsay statements in civil proceedings hearsay statements in civil and criminal cases hearsay in criminal proceedings the doctrine of res gestae documentary evidence proof of frequently recurring matters.

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