LAW406 Evidence Law — Unit 5: Evidences when Admissible and Inadmissible

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Unit 5: Evidences when Admissible and Inadmissible

Syllabus coverage in this unit
5.1 Admissible Evidence (5.1.1 Admission and Confession · 5.1.2 Statement on the Spot · 5.1.3 Dying Declaration · 5.1.4 Statement by Persons of Special Conditions · 5.1.5 Facts Recorded in Public Documents · 5.1.6 Facts Recorded in Books or Articles · 5.1.7 Facts Published in Books or Articles · 5.1.8 Matters Recorded in Regular Statistics, Lists and Statements · 5.1.9 Statement of Witness in Other Cases · 5.1.10 Investigation Document · 5.1.11 Certificate, Report, other Document, and any Matter or Material Evidence (Dashi) Attested by Witness · 5.1.12 Expert’s Opinion · 5.1.13 Statement of Witness) · 5.2 Inadmissible Evidence (5.2.1 Confession under Threat, Inducement, etc. · 5.2.2 Statement Expressed for the Purpose of Compromise · 5.2.3 Statement Not Recorded as Witness at Court · 5.2.4 Character · 5.2.5 Privileges)

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Unit 5: Evidences when Admissible and Inadmissible

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