Previous edition: 2015. Includes simple, easy-to-follow methods for organising and analysing evidence, includes increased focus on the preparation of the defence case. Provides step by step analysis of a case and shows practical application of charting evidence in order to construct the strongest possible case for presentation at trial. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
1. Introduction -- Part A: First Steps. 2. Preliminaries -- 3. Chronologies -- 4. Investigation -- Part B: Theory and Proof. 5. Developing a case theory -- 6. Proving the theory -- 7. Arguing from and about evidence -- Part C: Final Preparations. 8. Analysing for admissibility -- 9. Pulling it all together for trial -- Notes -- Appendix: A Sample Analysis.
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