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* [[Hearsay evidence (Zimbabwe)|Hearsay evidence]] | * [[Hearsay evidence (Zimbabwe)|Hearsay evidence]] | ||
* [[Drawing adverse inferences from accused's silence (Zimbabwe)|Drawing adverse inferences from accused's silence]] | * [[Drawing adverse inferences from accused's silence (Zimbabwe)|Drawing adverse inferences from accused's silence]] | ||
* [[Previous inconsistent | * [[Previous inconsistent statements by State witnesses (Zimbabwe)|Previous inconsistent cases by State witnesses]] | ||
* [[Previous consistent statements to police (Zimbabwe)|Previous consistent statements to police]] | * [[Previous consistent statements to police (Zimbabwe)|Previous consistent statements to police]] | ||
* [[Incompetent witnesses (Zimbabwe)|Incompetent witnesses]] | * [[Incompetent witnesses (Zimbabwe)|Incompetent witnesses]] | ||
* [[Pre-conviction disclosure of previous convictions of accused and bad character (Zimbabwe)|Pre-conviction disclosure of previous convictions of accused and bad character]] | * [[Pre-conviction disclosure of previous convictions of accused and bad character (Zimbabwe)|Pre-conviction disclosure of previous convictions of accused and bad character]] | ||
Revision as of 10:20, 14 April 2010
- Introduction to Rules of Evidence
- Proof beyond reasonable doubt
- Corroboration
- Single witness evidence
- Complainant evidence in sexual cases
- Evidence from children
- Accomplice evidence
- Lies by accused corroborating State case
- Similar fact evidence
- Expert evidence
- Identification evidence
- Handwriting evidence
- Circumstantial evidence
- Hearsay evidence
- Drawing adverse inferences from accused's silence
- Previous inconsistent cases by State witnesses
- Previous consistent statements to police
- Incompetent witnesses
- Pre-conviction disclosure of previous convictions of accused and bad character
