Levy, Earl J. 　著

目次

1 The Roles of Defence and Crown Counsel 2 Crown Disclosure Obligations . 3 The Age of Information and Defence Implications 4 Client and Other Witness Interviews 5 Presenting Evidence-In-Chief 6 The Defence of Alibi . 7 The Objectives of Cross-Examination 8 Preparation for Cross-Examination 9 Courtroom Manner: Connecting With the Jury 10 Observation and Recollection 11 Techniques of Cross-Examination 12 Prior Inconsistent Statements 13 Further Limitations and Obligations in Examining Witnesses 14 The Expert Witness 15 Cross-Examination of the Jailhouse Informant, Accomplice and Other Unsavory Witnesses 16 Cross-Examination of Police Officers 17 The Identification Witness 18 Cross-Examination of Child Witnesses 19 Re-Examination 20 Reply, Surreply and Collateral Questions 21 Reopening The Case. 22 The Preliminary Inquiry 23 Demonstrative Evidence and Jury Deliberation Aids 24 Criminal Records 25 Character Witnesses 26 Privileges 27 Competency and Compellability of Witnesses 28 Hearsay Evidence and Its Exceptions 29 Opinion Evidence By Non-Experts 30 The Right to Silence and Self-Incrimination 31 Similar Fact Evidence 32 The Contested Bail Hearing 33 Judicial Interference Index