A
- Aboriginal people
- Accessory
- Accomplice
- Accusatory statements
- Accused
-
- accusatory statements in presence of, [2-000]
- election not to offer explanation, [2-1000]
- failure to give or call evidence, [2-1010]
- implicating another accused, [4-397]
- joint trials, [3-350]
-
- jury direction, [3-360]
- motive to lie, [3-625]
- plea of, and alternative offences, [2-200]
- self-represented — see Self-represented accused
- silence, [2-1000]
- voluntary act, [4-350]
- Acquittal
- Addresses
- Adjournment
-
- contempt, following charge of, [1-290]
- Admissibility
- Admissions
- Affirmations
- Aggravated offences
- Aider and abettor
- Alibi
- Alternative counts
- Alternative verdicts
-
- attempt, [2-200], [2-250]
- availability, [2-200]
- compromise, as, [2-205]
- dangerous driving, [5-5820]
- duty to leave, [2-205]
- indecent assault, [5-660]
- jury direction, [2-210]
- manslaughter, in case of, [5-6270]
- manslaughter, of, in trial for murder, [2-205], [5-6200], [5-6340]
- offences other than murder, [2-205]
- power of jury, [2-200]
- robbery, [5-6640]
- Appeals
-
- suppression and non-publication orders, [1-354]
- Assault
-
- “apprehension of immediate and unlawful personal violence”, [5-5010]
- common, [5-5000]
- definition, [5-5010]
- examples, [5-5050]
- indecent — see Indecent assault
- intent, [5-5010], [5-5040]
- no physical force, [5-5010]
-
- jury direction, [5-5020]
- physical, [5-5010]
-
- jury direction, [5-5030]
- robbery with — see Robbery
- sexual — see Sexual intercourse without consent
- verbal, [5-5040]
- Attempt
- Audio visual evidence — see Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV); Video evidence
- Automatism
B
- Background evidence
- Battery — see Assault
-
- definition, [5-5010]
- Blackmail — see Extortion by threat
- Break and enter — see Larceny
- Break, enter and steal
- Bribery
- Burden and standard of proof — see Onus and standard of proof
C
- Causation
- Character
- Child
-
- accused — see Child accused
- closed court/non-publication orders, [1-150]
- reliability, issue of, [1-122], [1-140]
- specialised knowledge about, [1-122]
- support persons, [1-368]
-
- Commonwealth proceedings, [1-370]
- witness — see Child witness
- Child accused
- Child sexual assault
-
- Child sexual assault program scheme, Child sexual offence evidence program scheme — Downing Centre
- tendency evidence, [4-225], [4-230]
- Child sexual offence proceedings
- Child witness
- Children’s champion
-
- oath or affirmation by, [1-600]
- Circumstantial evidence
-
- direct evidence, contract with, [2-510]
- exclusion of all possible hypotheses consistent with innocence, [2-500]
- guilt beyond reasonable doubt, [2-500]–[2-530]
- intermediate facts, [2-510]
- “link in the chain cases”, [2-510]
-
- jury direction, [2-530]
- particular facts essential to adverse conclusion, [2-520]
- reliance upon, [2-500]
- Shepherd direction, [2-510]
- “strands in a cable cases”, [2-520]
-
- jury direction, [2-520]
- Closed court
-
- children, proceedings against, [1-358]
- Court Suppression and Non-publication Orders Act 2010, [1-352]
- open justice, principle of, [1-350]
- powers of court, [1-349]
- protection of complainants, [1-358]
- sexual offence proceedings, [1-358]
- statutory provisions, [1-358]
- terrorism proceedings, [1-358]
- test of necessity, [1-354]
- witness protection, [1-358]
- Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) — see Audio visual evidence; Video evidence
- Co-accused
-
- character
-
- jury direction, [2-410]
- Cognitive impairment
-
- definition, [5-1000]
- sexual intercourse offences — see Sexual intercourse
- Coincidence evidence
- Common purpose — see Complicity
- Commonwealth offences
- Competence
- Complaint
- Complicity
- Conduct of trials
- Consciousness of guilt
- Consent
- Conspiracy
- Contempt
-
- adjournment for defence to charge of, [1-290]
- alternative methods of dealing with, [1-255]
- charge, oral, [1-285]
- commencement of proceedings, [1-260]
- disobedience of court orders, [1-250]
- District Court
- face of the court, in, [1-250]
- initial steps, [1-280]
- judge, involvement of, [1-255]
- objects of law, [1-250]
- penalty, [1-300]
- publication, by, [1-250]
- scandalising the court, [1-250]
- standard of proof, [1-295]
- summary hearing, [1-275]
-
- conduct of, [1-295]
- Supreme Court, [1-260]
- Context evidence
- Conveyance breaking implements
- Costs
-
- jurisdiction to award costs
-
- suppression orders, [1-349]
- Counsel — see Defence counsel; Prosecution counsel
- Counselling to commit crime
-
- accessorial liability
-
- accessory before the fact, [2-710]
- Credibility
- Criminal Code Act 1995
- Criminal negligence
- Criminal proceedings
- Criminal responsibility
- Cross-examination, [5-110]
- Cultural and linguistic factors
D
- Dangerous driving
-
- aggravation, [5-5400], [5-5420]
- drive, definition, [5-5410]
- grievous bodily harm, definition, [5-5410]
- honest and reasonable belief defence
- intoxication, [5-5400], [5-5420]
- jury direction, [5-5420]
- knowledge and, [5-5410]
- management and control over vehicle, [5-5420]
- mechanical defect, [5-5420]
- medical condition, [5-5420]
-
- honest and reasonable belief defence, [5-5420]
- momentary lapse of attention, [5-5420]
- nature of offence, [5-5400]
- occasioning, [5-5410]
-
- jury direction, [5-5420]
- strict liability, [5-5410], [5-5420]
- “under the influence”, interpretation, [5-5420]
- Death
- Defence counsel
- Defences
-
- alibi, [6-000]
- automatism, [6-050]
- “battered woman syndrome”, [6-170]
- claim of right
- duress, [6-150]
- honest and reasonable belief
-
- dangerous driving offences, [5-5420]
- intent to restore, [5-6115]
- mental health impairment or cognitive impairment, [6-200], [6-230], [6-240]
- necessity, [6-350]
- self-defence, [6-450]
- substantial impairment because of mental health impairment or cognitive impairment, [6-550]
- summing-up, [7-000]
- Defraud
- Demonstrations
-
- overview, [4-335]
- Diminished responsibility
- Directions
-
- accessorial liability
- accusatory statements in presence of accused, [2-010]
- acquittal, [2-060]
- admissions, [2-130]
- aider and abettor, [2-720]
-
- principal in the first degree, distinguished, [2-720]
- alibi, [6-000], [6-010]
- alternative verdicts, [2-210]
- assault
-
- no physical force, [5-5020]
- physical force, [5-5030]
- robbery with, [5-6620]
- sexual — see Sexual intercourse without consent
- attempt, [2-270]
- automatism
-
- sane, [6-060]
- Azzopardi direction: accused has not given or called evidence, [2-1010]
- Black direction: jury not reaching agreement, asked to persevere, [8-060]
- break, enter and steal, [5-5100], [5-5110]
- bribery, [5-5200]–[5-5220]
- causation, [2-310]
- character of accused
- character of co-accused, [2-410]
- Child sexual offence proceedings
-
- pre-recorded evidence, [5-420]
- child witness
- circumstantial evidence, [2-520]
- cognitive impairment, [6-290]
- coincidence evidence, [4-237], [4-240]
- complaint evidence
- complicity, [2-750], [2-760]
- conspiracy, [5-5310], [5-5320]
- constructive (felony) murder, [5-6320]
- context evidence, [4-215]
- dangerous driving, [5-5420]
- defraud, intent to, [5-5510], [5-5520]
- disagreement over verdict, [8-050]
- discharging jurors, [1-515]
- duress, [6-160]
- empanelling, prior to, [1-490]
- expert evidence, [2-1130]
-
- specialised knowledge of child behaviour, [5-310]
- extortion by threat, [5-5610]
- extreme provocation, [6-442]
- false instruments, [5-5710], [5-5720]
- false or misleading statements, [5-5820], [5-5840]
- fraud
- good character contested, [2-390]
- good character not contested, [2-370]
- house, safe or conveyance breaking implements
- identification evidence, [3-050]
- indecent assault, [5-610]
- inferences, [3-150]
- intention, [3-210], [3-220]
- intermediary, use of, [1-880]
- intoxication
-
- specific intent, [3-255]
- joint criminal enterprise, [2-750], [2-760]
-
- withdrawal from, [2-780]
- joint trials, [3-360]
- Jovanovic direction: no onus on accused to prove complainant has motive to lie, [3-625]
- kidnapping, [5-6810]–[5-6830]
- larceny, [5-6105], [5-6125]–[5-6145]
- Liberato direction: prohibition on preferring evidence of one witness over another, [3-605]
- lies, [2-965]
-
- limiting use, [2-970]
- Longman direction: delay in proceedings and forensic disadvantage to accused, [5-070]
- Mahmood direction: expected Crown witnesses not called, [4-370]
- manslaughter
- Markuleski direction: doubt about witness’ evidence on one count relevant to other counts, [3-400]
- mental health impairment or cognitive impairment, [6-570]
- mental health impairment or cognitive impairment defence, [6-280]
-
- cognitive impairment, [6-290]
- misconceptions about consent in sexual assault trials, [5-200]
- murder, mental element of, [5-6310]
- Murray direction: evidence of sole Crown witness to be scrutinised with care, [3-610]
- negligence
- opening of trial, at
- possession, [3-700], [3-710]
- prison informers, warnings, [3-760]
- provocation
- receiving stolen property, [5-6510]
- recent possession, [4-000]
- reckless indifference, murder, [5-6310]
- robbery, [5-6610]
-
- assault with intent to rob, [5-6620]
- self-defence
- separate consideration of multiple counts, [3-400]
- sexual intercourse, cognitive impairment, [5-1020], [5-1030]
- sexual intercourse without consent, [5-800], [5-900]
- sexual touching, [5-1110]
- Shepherd direction: circumstantial evidence, “link in the chain case”, [2-510]
- silence by accused, [2-1010]
-
- right to, [4-110]
- substantial impairment because of mental health impairment or cognitive impairment, [6-570], [6-580]
- summing-up
- supply of prohibited drugs
- tendency evidence, [4-227]
- transcripts, use of, [1-530]
- unfavourable witnesses, [4-255]
- unreliable evidence, [3-760]
-
- “dangerous to convict” formulation, exceptional use of, [4-392]
- views, [4-345]
-
- oaths and affirmations, [4-347]
- voluntary act, [4-360]
- Weissensteiner direction: failure of accused to offer explanation, [2-1020], [2-1030]
- witness reasonably supposed to have been criminally concerned, [4-385]
-
- evidence not entirely adverse to accused, [4-395]
- witnesses
- writing, in, [1-535]
- written, at opening of trial, [1-480]
- Disagreement
- Dishonesty
- Disrespectful behaviour
- Documents
-
- non-publication — see Non-publication orders
- Domestic crimes
-
- “battered woman syndrome”, [6-170]
- Domestic violence
- Driver
-
- meaning of, [5-5420]
- Driving offences
-
- dangerous — see Dangerous driving
- Drug offences
-
- dangerous driving, [5-5400]
-
- “under the influence”, interpretation, [5-5420]
- drug exhibits, police procedures, [5-6700]
- supply — see Supply of prohibited drugs
- Duress
- Dwelling
-
- definition, [5-5100]
E
- Evidence
-
- admissions — see Admissions
- background, [4-200], [4-220]
- child witness — see Child witness
- circumstantial, [2-500]–[2-530]
- coincidence, [4-200], [4-235]
- complainant in sexual offence proceeding, [1-362]
-
- Commonwealth proceedings, [1-362]
- conflicting witnesses, case turns on, [3-605]
- context, [4-200], [4-210]
-
- jury direction, [4-215]
- corroborative
-
- witness reasonably supposed to have been criminally concerned, [4-387]
- cross-examination — see Cross-examination
- Crown case, witnesses, [1-015]
- directions, [1-015]
- domestic violence complainants, by, [1-360], [1-372]
- exculpatory, [1-015]
- expert — see Expert evidence
- failure to give or call, [2-1010]
- identification — see Identification evidence
- implicating another accused, [4-397]
- narrative form, in, [1-125]
- opening addresses, [1-015]
- out-of-court representations, [1-372]
- recording, evidence in form of, [1-374]
- self-represented accused, advice to, [1-820]
- silence by accused, [2-1000], [4-100]
- summing-up, [7-000], [7-040]
- tendency — see Tendency evidence
- transactional evidence
-
- warning to jury, [4-220]
- unreliable
- views, [1-015]
- witnesses compelled to give, [1-720]
- Examination in chief
-
- prescribed sexual offence
-
- self-represented accused, advice to, [1-840]
- Expert evidence
-
- admissibility, [2-1100]
- child behaviour, [5-300]
- clarification for jury, [1-494]
- conflict as to facts or assumptions, [2-1130]
- conflicting opinions, [2-1130]
- fingerprints, [2-1130]
- jury direction, [2-1130]
- no challenge to, [2-1130]
- reliance upon statements by others, [2-1130]
- reliance upon statements of accused, [2-1130]
- role of jury, [2-1100]
- sexual abuse of children, [2-1130], [5-300]
- specialised knowledge, [5-300]
- Extortion by threat
- Extreme provocation — see Provocation
F
- Fairness
-
- requirements, [7-040]
- False instruments
- False or misleading statements
-
- deception, definition, [5-5810]
- financial advantage, gaining, [5-5810]
- fraud, [5-5800]
- intent, [5-5820], [5-5830]
- knowledge, [5-5840]
- larceny and, [5-5800]
- money, definition, [5-5810]
- multiple particulars, [5-5850]
- “publish”, interpretation of, [5-5830], [5-5840]
- purpose, [5-5840]
- reckless disregard, [5-5820], [5-5830]
- valuable thing, definition, [5-5810]
- Fault elements
-
- Criminal Code Act 1995, under, [11-010]
- Flight
-
- consciousness of guilt, [2-960]
- Forensic Mental Health Network
-
- statutory functions, [4-306]
- Forgery
-
- false — see False instruments
- Fraud
-
- concealment of records, [5-5940]
- deception, definition, [5-5910]
- destruction of records, [5-5940]
- dishonestly causing financial disadvantage
-
- jury direction, [5-5935]
- dishonestly obtaining financial advantage
- dishonestly obtaining property
- dishonesty, definition, [5-5910]
- elements of offence
-
- identified person, [5-5920]
- false or misleading statements, [5-5800], [5-5960]
- nature of offence, [5-5900]
- recklessness, definition, [5-5910]
G
I
- Identification evidence
- In camera proceedings
-
- prescribed sexual offences, [1-358], Media access to sexual assault proceedings heard in camera
-
- media access, [1-358], Media access to sexual assault proceedings heard in camera
- Incitement offences
-
- sexual touching, [5-1170]
- Indecent assault
-
- act committed “in the presence of”, [5-610]
- aggravation, circumstances of, [5-630], [5-640]
- alternative verdict sought, [5-660]
- assault sexually equivocal, [5-610]
- company, in, [5-630], [5-640]
- consent, [5-610]
-
- recklessness as to, [5-610]
- elements of offence, [5-600]
-
- basic offence, [5-620]
- intoxication, [5-610], [5-620]
- “no aggravating circumstances”, jury direction, [5-610]
- “serious intellectual disability”, interpretation, [5-630], [5-640]
- sexual assault — see Sexual intercourse without consent
- timing, [5-610]
- touching, no, [5-610]
- victim under authority of offender, [5-630], [5-640]
- Indigenous people
- Inferences
- Informers
-
- prison — see Prison informers
- Intellectual disability
-
- sexual intercourse offences — see Sexual intercourse
- Intention
-
- assault, [5-5010], [5-5040]
- attempt and, [2-270]
- conspiracy, [5-5300]
- Criminal Code Act 1995, under, [11-010]
- defraud, to, [5-5500]–[5-5520]
- dishonestly obtaining by deception, [5-5820], [5-5830]
- elaboration by judge, [3-220]
- extortion by threat, [5-5620]
- false instruments, [5-5710]
- hostile, [5-5010]
- jury direction, [3-210], [3-220]
- larceny, [5-6105]
- methods of determining, [3-210]
- murder, [5-6310]
- not an objective test, [3-200]
- possession of house, safe, conveyance breaking implements, [5-6010]
- sexual intercourse
- specific
- Intercourse — see Sexual intercourse
- Internet
-
- adverse media publicity, [1-450]
- Intoxication
-
- Crimes Act 1900, under, [3-250]
- dangerous driving, [5-5400], [5-5420]
- indecent assault, [5-620]
- jury directions
-
- specific intent, [3-255]
- offences of specific and basic intent, distinguished, [3-250]
- reckless indifference, [3-250]
- self-defence, [6-470]
- self-induced and non-self-induced, [3-250], [6-550]
- sexual intercourse without consent, [5-800], [5-900]
- sexual touching, [5-1120]
- “under the influence”, distinguished, [5-5420]
- voluntariness and, [3-250]
J
- Joint criminal enterprise — see Complicity
- Joint trials
- Judge
-
- jury, disclosure of communication with, [8-000]
- opinion, expressing, [7-040]
- self-represented accused, duty to, [1-810]
- summing-up — see Summing-up
- Jurisdiction
- Jurors
-
- anonymity, [1-445]
- booklet, [1-475]
- breaks, [1-490]
- communications, [1-490], [1-500]
- daily attendance, [1-490]
- deciding the case on the evidence, [1-490]
- deliberations, [1-030]
- directions in writing, [1-535]
- discharge, [1-015], [8-020]
- discussions outside jury room, [1-480]
- DVD, [1-475]
- excusing, [1-455]
- illness, incapacity or incapacitation, [1-505]
- inquiries about trial matters prohibited, [1-490], [1-495]
- irregularities involving, [1-495]
- lawyers, introduction of, [1-490]
- media reports, and, [1-480], [1-490]
- misconduct by, [1-505]
- names
-
- protection of information, [1-445]
- note taking, [1-490]
- number, [1-440]
- offences, [1-495]
- personal issues, [1-490]
- queries about evidence or procedure, [1-490]
- return of jury, [1-030]
- roles and functions, [1-480]
- soliciting information from, [1-490]
- sources of information, [1-490]
- transcripts, provision of, [1-015], [1-525]
-
- use of, [1-530]
- written directions for opening of trial, [1-480]
- Jury
-
- addressing
-
- self-represented accused, advice to, [1-820]
- advice to, [1-490]
-
- legal argument, nature of, [1-490]
- booklet, [1-475]
- challenge, right to, [1-460]
-
- advice to self-represented accused, [1-830]
- deliberation, time spent in, [8-100]
- directions — see Directions
- disagreement, [8-050]
- discharge, [8-020]
- DVD, [1-475]
- empanelling, [1-010]
- expert evidence, clarification about, [1-494]
- foreperson
- further directions prior to delivery of verdict, [8-010]
- identification evidence, accepting
- initial remarks to, [1-480], [1-490]
- introduction to proceedings, [1-490]
- judge
- jurors — see Jurors
- majority verdicts, [8-070]–[8-100]
- opening to, [1-470]
-
- written directions, [1-480]
- questions for witnesses, [1-492]
- requests, [8-000]
- return, [8-000]–[8-100]
- role of, [1-480]
- unanimity verdicts, [8-060]
- unanswered questions, [8-000]
- voting numbers, disclosure of, [8-100]
- witnesses, questions for, [1-492]
- Jury directions — see Directions
K
L
- Larceny
-
- claim of right defence, [5-6105], [5-6110]
- consent, [5-6105]
- dishonesty, requirement of, [5-6105]
- guilty verdict, [5-6130]
- intent to permanently deprive, [5-6105]
- intent to restore defence, [5-6115]
- motor vehicles, [5-6150]
- obtaining by false pretences, distinguished, [5-5800]
- ownership of property, [5-6105]
-
- motor vehicle, [5-6155]
- receiving, [5-6120]
-
- verdict, [5-6135]
- robbery — see Robbery
- special verdict, [5-6125], [5-6140]
- taken away, requirement to be, [5-6105]
- verdict, questions relating to, [5-6145]
- Lies
M
- Maintain unlawful sexual relationship with child, [5-700]
-
- alternative verdicts, [5-710]
- defence
-
- consent, [5-730]
- persistent sexual abuse of a child, [5-700]
- pre-existing relationship, [5-730]
- prescribed sexual offence, [5-730]
- procedure before trial, [5-710]
- suggested direction, [5-720]
-
- alternative verdict, [5-720]
- tendency directions, [5-710]
- “unlawful sexual act”, [5-700]
- unlawful sexual relationship, [5-730]
- Majority verdicts
- Malice, [4-080] — see Recklessness
- Manslaughter
-
- act of accused caused death, [5-6220]
- alternative verdicts
- categories of, [5-6200]
- criminal negligence, by, [5-6210], [5-6250]
-
- jury direction, [5-6260]
- intoxication, [3-250]
- involuntary, [5-6200], [5-6210]
- maximum penalty, [5-6200]
- murder, alternative to, [5-6240], [5-6340]
- negligence, [5-6400]
- provocation, [5-6200]
- substantial impairment because of mental health impairment or cognitive impairment, [6-580]
- substantial impairment by abnormality of mind, [5-6200]
- unlawful and dangerous act, by, [5-6210], [5-6230]
- voluntary, [5-6200]
- Medical purposes
-
- penetration for proper medical purposes, [5-830]
- Mens rea
- Mental health and cognitive impairment
-
- application, [4-302]
- “cognitive impairment”
-
- definition, [4-304]
- Federal offences
-
- defendant charged with Federal and State offences, [4-305]
- Fitness for trial
-
- steps, [4-320]
- fitness to stand trial, [4-300]
- Forensic Mental Health Network, [4-306]
- glossary, [4-320]
- list of disorders, [4-304]
- “mental health impairment”
-
- definition, [4-304]
- Mental Health Review Tribunal
- procedures
-
- test for fitness, [4-310]
- special hearing
-
- suggested direction, [4-331]
- special hearings
- substances use disorder, [4-304]
- temporary effect of substances, [4-304]
- Mental health impairment or cognitive impairment
-
- cognitive impairment
-
- jury directions, [6-290]
- defence of, [6-200], [6-230]
-
- jury directions, [6-290]
- diminished responsibility, [6-550]
- Directions
-
- written, [6-570]
- evidence of, [6-240]
- interpretation, [6-550], [6-580]
- jury directions
-
- oral, [6-580]
- murder reduced to manslaughter, [6-580]
- onus and burden of proof, [6-550]
- rationale behind defence, [6-580]
- self-induced intoxication, [6-550]
- sequence of determination of issues, [6-220]
- substantial impairment, [6-550]
- transitional provisions, [6-210]
- mental health impairment or cognitive impairment defence
-
- defence of
-
- jury directions, [6-280]
- Mental illness — see Mental health impairment or cognitive impairment
- Mistake of fact
-
- Criminal Code Act 1995, under, [11-010]
- Motor vehicles — see Vehicle offences
- Multiple charges
-
- advice to jury, [1-490]
- Murder
-
- accessorial liability, [5-6300]
- alternative verdict of manslaughter, [2-205], [5-6200], [5-6340]
- causation, [5-6300]
- constructive, [5-6320]
- definition, [5-6300]
- extended common purpose, [5-6300]
- felony murder, [5-6320]
- intoxication, [3-250], [5-6300]
- joint criminal enterprise, [5-6300]
- malice, [5-6300]
- manslaughter — see Manslaughter
- mental element, suggested direction, [5-6310]
- mental health impairment or cognitive impairment, partial defence, [6-580]
- provocation, [5-6300]
- reckless indifference to human life, [5-6300]
- self-defence, [5-6300]
-
- limitations, [6-460]
- self-killing, [5-6300]
- substantial impairment by abnormality of mind, [5-6300]
- voluntary act of accused, [5-6300]
N
- Necessity
- Negligence
- Non-publication orders
-
- appeals, [1-354]
- basis for making, [1-354]
- child witness, [1-359]
- closed courts — see Closed court
- common law, under, [1-352]
- content, [1-354]
- costs, [1-349]
- Court Suppression and Non-publication Orders Act 2010, [1-352]
- grounds for, [1-354]
- open justice, principle, [1-350]
- power to make, [1-352]
- review, [1-354]
- statutory provisions, [1-356]
-
- self-executing provisions, [1-359]
- terms, [1-354]
- vulnerable adult complainant, [1-359]
- Not-guilty verdict
O
- Oaths
- Objections
-
- self-represented accused, advice to, [1-820]
- Obstruction
-
- hindering apprehension, trial or punishment of offender
-
- accessorial liability, [2-730]
- Offences
-
- alternative, [2-200]
- assault, [5-5000]
-
- indecent, [5-600]
- blackmail, [5-5600]
- break, enter and steal, [5-5100]
-
- possession of implements for, [5-6000]
- bribery, [5-5200]
- conspiracy, [5-5300]
- dangerous driving, [5-5400]
- drug — see Supply of prohibited drugs
- elements of, [11-010]
- extortion by threat, [5-5600]
- false instruments, [5-5700]
- false or misleading statements, [5-5800]
- indecent assault, [5-600]
- indictment, [1-005]
- intent to defraud, [5-5500]
- larceny, [5-6100]
- manslaughter, [5-6200]
- negligence, [5-6400]
- possession
- receiving, [5-6500]
- robbery, [5-6600]
- sexual
- sexual touching, [5-1100]
- stealing
-
- possession of implements for, [5-6000]
- summing-up, [7-000]
- supply of prohibited drug, [5-6700]
-
- deemed supply, [5-6700]
- theft
-
- possession of implements for, [5-6000]
- Omission
-
- negligence by — see Negligence
- Onus and standard of proof
-
- abnormality of mind, [6-550]
- “beyond reasonable doubt”, [3-600], [3-610]
- conflicting witnesses, case turns on, [3-605]
- jury directions
- Liberato direction, [3-605]
- motive to lie
- Murray direction, [3-610], [3-615]
- onus, nature of, [3-600], [3-603]
- reasonable possibility, concept of, [3-603]
- standard, nature of, [3-600], [3-603]
- summing-up, [7-000]
- Orders
-
- closed court, [1-349]
- disobedience of court, [1-250]
- non-publication — see Non-publication orders
- open justice, principle of, [1-350]
- suppression — see Non-publication orders
- Ordinary person
-
- provocation, in — see Provocation
P
- Persistent sexual abuse of a child — see Maintain unlawful sexual relationship with child
- Pleas
-
- arraignment, on, [1-465]
- Police
-
- drug exhibits, procedures, [5-6700]
- Possession
-
- conveyance breaking implements, [5-6000], [5-6010]
- house breaking implements, [5-6000], [5-6010]
- “intentional control”, [3-700]
- interpretation, [3-700]
- jury direction, [3-700], [3-710]
- receiving stolen property, [5-6500], [5-6510]
- recent, [4-000]
- safe breaking implements, [5-6000], [5-6010]
- supply — see Supply of prohibited drugs
- Prejudice
-
- advice to jury, [1-490]
- Prescribed sexual offences
-
- cross-examination of complainants, [1-840]
- evidence
- self-represented accused, advice to, [1-840]
- sexual intercourse, [5-1010]
-
- cognitive impairment, [5-1010]
- sexual offence proceedings
-
- case list, Sexual assault case list
- complainant giving evidence, arrangements, [1-362]
- in camera, [1-358], Media access to sexual assault proceedings heard in camera
- media access, [1-358], Media access to sexual assault proceedings heard in camera
- support person, [1-368], [1-370]
- support person, Commonwealth proceedings, [1-370]
- Principles of law
-
- summing-up, [7-000]
- Prior consistent statement
-
- complaint evidence in sexual offence trials, [5-040]
- Prior inconsistent statement
-
- admissibility, [4-250]
- Prison informers
- Privilege against self-incrimination — see Self-incrimination
- Proceedings
-
- adverse media publicity, [1-450]
-
- adjournment, stay or discharge following, [1-450]
- closed court
-
- children, [1-358]
- explanation to jury, [1-480], [1-490]
- open court
- prescribed sexual offences, [5-650] — see Prescribed sexual offences
- trial procedure — see Trial procedure
- Proceeds of crime
-
- disposal of
-
- accessorial liability, [2-730]
- Procurement
-
- accessorial liability
-
- accessory before the fact, [2-710]
- Proof
-
- onus and standard — see Onus and standard of proof
- Propensity and similar fact — see Tendency and coincidence
- Prosecution counsel
-
- identification of legal issues by judge, [7-040]
- Provocation
-
- continuance of, covering two incidents, [6-430]
- direction, murder committed before 13 June 2014, [6-420]
- extreme provocation, [6-400], [6-440], [6-444]
-
- jury direction, murder committed on or after 13 June 2014, [6-442]
- history of relationship, [6-430]
- leaving defence to jury, [6-430]
- loss of self-control
- ordinary person
- partial defence, as, [6-400]
- provocative incident, [6-430]
- self-induced intoxication, relevance, [6-444]
- time of provocative conduct, [6-440]
- Publicity
-
- adverse media
-
- discharge of jury, [1-450]
- advice to jury, [1-490]
- children, proceedings relating to
-
- statutory provisions, [1-359]
- non-publication orders — see Non-publication orders
-
- test of necessity, [1-354]
- suppression orders — see Non-publication orders
R
- Reasonable foreseeability
-
- negligence, [5-6400]
- Reasonable person test
-
- manslaughter by unlawful and dangerous act, [5-6230]
- Receiving
- Reckless indifference
-
- human life, to, [5-6310]
- Recklessness
-
- assault, [4-080]
- before the repeal of malice, [4-082], [4-085]
- Blackwell v R, application of, [4-090]
-
- jury direction, [4-092]
- consent of victim, as to, [5-6800]
- grievous bodily harm, [4-080], [4-090], [4-092], [4-095]
- intention, [4-080], [4-085]
- intoxication, [3-250]
- jury direction
- malice, [4-080], [4-082], [4-092], [4-097]
- nature of, [4-080]
- particular offences following the Crimes Amendment (Reckless Infliction of Harm) Act 2012, [4-095]
- sexual intercourse without consent, [5-800], [5-810], [5-820], [5-830], [5-900], [5-910], [5-920]
- Remote witness facilities
- Return of jury
- Robbery — see Assault; Larceny
S
- Safe breaking implements
- Self-defence
- Self-incrimination
- Self-represented accused
-
- advice, [1-800]–[1-890]
- challenge to empanelling of jury, [1-830]
- character, [1-820]
- child witnesses, examination of, [1-160]
- conduct of trials, [1-800]
- Crown Prosecutor, address by, [1-835]
- intermediary
- “prescribed sexual offence” proceedings, [1-840]–[1-860]
- stay of proceeding, [1-835]
- trial judge, duty, [1-810]
- Sexual assault — see Sexual intercourse without consent
-
- case list, Sexual assault case list
- media access to in camera proceedings, Media access to sexual assault proceedings heard in camera
- Sexual assault communications privilege
-
- access
-
- not automatically follow, [5-530]
- ancillary orders, [5-540]
- compel victim to disclose counsellor, [5-500]
- counselling communication
-
- person who counsels, [5-510]
- grant of leave, [5-500]
- harm, [5-510]
- leave to issue subpoena, [5-520]
- protected confidence, [5-510]
- protected confider, [5-500]
- public interest, [5-520]
- purpose, [5-500]
- restrictions on admissibility, [5-530]
- substantial probative value, [5-520]
- Sexual intercourse
-
- aggravated — see Sexual intercourse without consent
- cunnilingus, [5-830]
- definition, [5-830]
- penetration for proper medical purposes, distinguished, [5-830]
- person with cognitive impairment, with
- Sexual intercourse without consent
-
- aggravated, [5-840]
- consent, [5-800], [5-820], [5-900], [5-910]
- directions, misconceptions about consent in sexual assault trials, [5-200]
- knowledge, [5-800], [5-820], [5-900], [5-910]
- “prescribed sexual offence” proceedings
-
- case list, Sexual assault case list
- complainant giving evidence, arrangements, [1-362]
- in camera, Media access to sexual assault proceedings heard in camera
- in camera, jury direction, [1-370]
- support person, [1-368]
- recklessness, [5-800], [5-820], [5-830], [5-900], [5-910]
- sexual history, cross-examination concerning, [5-100]
- Sexual offences
-
- assault — see Sexual intercourse without consent
- audio visual evidence — see Audio visual evidence; Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV)
- complaint in — see Complaint
- indecent assault — see Indecent assault
- intercourse — see Sexual intercourse
- non-publication orders, [1-358]
- prescribed
-
- proceedings, [5-650] — see Prescribed sexual offences
- sexual touching — see
- witnesses, [1-362]
- Sexual touching
-
- aggravation, circumstances of, [5-1130], [5-1140]
- “cognitive impairment”, interpretation, [5-1130], [5-1140]
- company, in, [5-1130], [5-1140]
- consent, [5-1110]
-
- recklessness as to, [5-1110]
- elements of offence, [5-1100]
-
- basic offence, [5-1120]
- intoxication, [5-1110], [5-1120]
- medical or hygienic purposes, [5-1120]
- “no aggravating circumstances”, jury direction, [5-1110]
- of child, [5-1150], [5-1160]
- “serious intellectual disability”, interpretation, [5-1140]
- “serious physical disability”, interpretation, [5-1130]
- victim under authority of offender, [5-1130], [5-1140]
- Silence
- Social media
-
- adverse publicity, [1-450]
- Standard of proof
-
- and reasonable doubt, [4-226]
- State offences
- Statements
- Stealing
- Substantial impairment — see Mental health impairment or cognitive impairment
- Summing-up
- Supply of prohibited drugs — see Possession
-
- actual supply, [5-6700]
-
- jury direction, [5-6710]
- amount of drug, [5-6700]
- “Carey defence”, [5-6700]
- “commercial quantity”, [5-6700], [5-6730]
-
- jury direction, [5-6730]
- conspiracy to supply, [5-5320]
- deemed supply, [5-6700], [5-6740]
-
- jury direction, [5-6740]
- drug exhibits, police procedures, [5-6700]
- knowingly take part in, [5-6700]
- “large commercial quantity”, [5-6700], [5-6750]
-
- jury direction, [5-6750]
- minors, supply to, [5-6700]
- ongoing supply, [5-6700]
-
- jury direction, [5-6760]
- substance not prohibited drug, where, [5-6720]
-
- jury direction, [5-6720]
- supply, definition, [5-6700]
- Support persons
- Suppression orders — see Non-publication orders
- Supreme Court
-
- jurisdiction
-
- contempt — see Contempt
T
- Take down orders
-
- necessity test, [1-354]
- Tendency evidence
-
- application of Pt 3.6, [4-225]
- child sexual assault proceedings, [4-230]
- coincidence evidence, distinguished, [4-225]
- concoction and contamination, issues of, [4-225]
- jury direction, [4-227]
- notice, requirement to give, [4-225]
- overview, [4-200], [4-225]
- “pattern of conduct”, evidence exhibiting, [4-225]
- preconditions to admission, [4-225]
- prejudicial effect, [4-225]
- probative value and prejudicial effect, [4-225]
- standard of proof, [4-225]
- Terrorism
-
- closed court proceedings, [1-358]
- Theft
- Threats
-
- assault with intent to rob, [5-6620], [5-6640]
- blackmail — see Extortion by threat
- verbal assault, [5-5040]
- Trial procedure
-
- arraignment, [1-005]
- case in reply, [1-015]
- closing Crown case, [1-015]
- defence case, [1-015]
- indictment, [1-005]
- jurisdiction, [1-005]
- jury
-
- empanelling, [1-010]
- nature of trial, explanation of, [1-480], [1-490]
- opening addresses, [1-015]
- outline, [1-000]
- pre-trial procedures, [1-005]
- pre-trial rulings, [1-005]
- trial process, explanation of, [1-010]
V
- Vehicle offences
-
- breaking into vehicles
- dangerous driving — see Dangerous driving
- larceny, [5-6150]
- Verbal assault
-
- nature of, [5-5040]
- Verdicts
-
- alternative — see Alternative verdicts
- disagreement, [8-050]
- guilty
- majority
- not-guilty
- receipt of, [8-020], [8-030]
- unanimity required
- Victim
- Video evidence — see Audio visual evidence; Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV)
- Views
- Violence — see Domestic violence
- Voluntary act
- Vulnerable persons
W
- Witnesses
-
- Aboriginal, cultural and linguistic factors, [1-900]
- calling
-
- self-represented accused, advice to, [1-820]
- child — see Child witness
- conflicting, case turns on, [3-605]
- cross-examination — see Cross-examination
- Crown case, [1-015]
- Crown decision not to call, [4-370]–[4-377]
- cultural and linguistic factors, [1-900]
- essential Crown, [3-610], [3-615]
- evidence compelled from, [1-720]
- expert evidence, [2-1100], [2-1130]
- failure to call, [2-1010]
- government agency, [1-362]
- Indigenous, cultural and linguistic factors, [1-900]
- jury questions for, [1-492]
- motive to lie, [3-625]
- narrative form, evidence in, [1-125]
- protection
- questioning
-
- self-represented accused, advice to, [1-820]
- reasonably supposed to have been criminally concerned, [4-380]–[4-397]
- self-incrimination, privilege against, [1-705], [1-720]
- sexual offence, [1-362]
- unfavourable, [4-250]
- unreliable, [4-380]–[4-397]
Y
- Young offender — see Child accused