Sexual Assault Trials Handbook
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L Babb, What does s 41 of the Evidence Act mean to you as a judicial officer?
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H Donnelly, Delay and the credibility of complainants in sexual assault proceedings
[7-120]
R Ellis, Judicial Activism in Child Sexual Assault Cases
[7-180]
Equality before the law Bench Book, Oaths, affirmations and declarations
[7-220]
C O’Connor, Section 41 of the Evidence Act 1995
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R Tupman, Procedure in prescribed sexual offence cases
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P Cooper, Children’s champions/witnesses intermediaries
[7-260]
P McClellan and A Doyle, Legislative facts and s 144 — a contemporary problem
[7-265]
J Goodman-Delahunty, A Cossins, Jury views of psychological expert evidence about child sexual abuse
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T Gartelmann, Tendency, coincidence and joint trials