Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- The Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Table of Cases
- Table of Legislation
- Introduction
- 1 Cadder and Beyond: Suspects’ Rights and the Public Interest
- 2 ‘Access to Justice’ for Complainers? The Pitfalls of the Scottish Government’s Case to Abolish Corroboration
- 3 The Relevance of Sexual History and Vulnerability in the Prosecution of Sexual Offences
- 4 ‘Similar Fact’ Evidence and Moorov: Time For Rationalisation?
- 5 Hearsay in Scots law: Rethinking and Reforming
- 6 Eyewitness Identification Evidence and its Problems: Recommendations for Change
- 7 Assessing Witness Credibility and reliability: Engaging Experts and Disengaging Gage?
- 8 The process of Criminal Evidence Law Reform in Scotland: what Can We Learn?
- 9 Scottish Criminal Evidence Law Adrift?
- Bibliography
- Index
Contents
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 April 2021
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- The Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Table of Cases
- Table of Legislation
- Introduction
- 1 Cadder and Beyond: Suspects’ Rights and the Public Interest
- 2 ‘Access to Justice’ for Complainers? The Pitfalls of the Scottish Government’s Case to Abolish Corroboration
- 3 The Relevance of Sexual History and Vulnerability in the Prosecution of Sexual Offences
- 4 ‘Similar Fact’ Evidence and Moorov: Time For Rationalisation?
- 5 Hearsay in Scots law: Rethinking and Reforming
- 6 Eyewitness Identification Evidence and its Problems: Recommendations for Change
- 7 Assessing Witness Credibility and reliability: Engaging Experts and Disengaging Gage?
- 8 The process of Criminal Evidence Law Reform in Scotland: what Can We Learn?
- 9 Scottish Criminal Evidence Law Adrift?
- Bibliography
- Index
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- Scottish Criminal Evidence LawCurrent Developments and Future Trends, pp. vPublisher: Edinburgh University PressPrint publication year: 2017