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• Introduction to Rules of Evidence (Zimbabwe)
  What follows in this section is a summary of the main rules of evidence which may be of assistance when a lawyer is defending cli
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• Summary of State witness testimony (Zimbabwe)
  ...hich it is based, but also the witnesses the State will be calling and the main points of their prospective testimony.
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• Causes of Wrongful Convictions
  ...proven innocence beyond a doubt. A study of these cases has identified six main causes of wrongful convictions:
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• Oral Advocacy
  ...nto the facts of a case. The judge will most likely want to hear about the main point of a case first rather than a complicated recitation of the fact patt ...and Organize'''- Try to write an outline from your motion or brief of the main points that you want to make in the oral argument. It is also a good idea t
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• Defences (Zimbabwe)
  ...t guilty. The defences raised in these circumstances usually fall into two main categories, namely - (1) defences which affect the mental element of the cr
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• Locating Client (Zimbabwe)
  ...ll be only a limited number of police stations where he could be held. The main police station in that area is the logical starting point for inquiries. Ev ...de squad. Both the C.I.D. and the C.I.O. will usually have sections at the main police station and inquiries may be made to the persons in charge of these
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• Verdicts (Zimbabwe)
  If X is charged in the alternative, the court may acquit X on the main charge but find X guilty on the alternate charge. Where alternative charges
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• Interviewing Client (Zimbabwe)
  The main purpose of the interview of the client at the stage when he is still being
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• India Criminal Defense Manual - Questioning the Witness
  ...s about the witness; they can be general but should be consistent with the main testimony. Examples: * If the main testimony is about a character trait or habit of someone connected to the c
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• Manslaughter - Voluntary
  ...ng that it is governed by case law rather than by statute. There are three main categories of voluntary manslaughter: 1) unlawful dangerous act, 2) crimina
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• Guide to Effective Advocacy in the Cambodian Criminal Justice System - Closing Arguments
  ...a short period of time. An effective closing argument should focus on the main themes and key pieces of evidence. It should not overwhelm the judges with ...t an advocate spend some time focusing on the areas of the law that are of main importance to the outcome of the case. For the prosecution this often mean
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• Addresses at conclusion of defence case (Zimbabwe)
  ...ts in the State case. The defence lawyer must have a clear appreciation of main points advanced by the State against his client so that he can set out to d
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• Crimes
  As a general rule, every crime has two main elements:
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• Switzerland
  ...us sports organisations and tribunals), Zurich (as the economic center and main banking hub) and Basel (for the chemical industry). Although small differen
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• Zimbabwe Criminal Defense Manual - Appeals against decisions in magistrates court
  ...appeal is set down. The heads of argument must set out the main heads (the main points) of the argument, together with a list of authorities which will be
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• India Criminal Defense Manual - Evidence
  ...e in the form of testimony, documents, or physical objects. There are four main types of evidence that may be offered in a criminal case: ...uality attributed to a person, such as truthfulness or violence. The three main methods for proving an individual's character for a particular quality or t
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• Right to Confront Witnesses
  ...'to examine, or have examined' should be seen as a recognition of the two main systems of criminal justice, i.e the inquisitorial and accusatorial system.
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• Egypt
  There are three main types of crimes in Egypt: violations, misdemeanors and felonies. The death
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• Zimbabwe Criminal Defense Manual - Appeals
  out the main heads (the main points) of the argument, together with a list of authorities which will be
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• Guide to Effective Advocacy in the Cambodian Criminal Justice System - Questioning Witnesses in Court
  ...es the examiner will lose control of the witness and the examination. The main points should be points that support your theory of the case. ...s. In cross-examination, however, the examiner should attempt to play the main or dominant role. The attention of the fact finder should shift from the w
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