Publisher's Synopsis
This is a guide to evidence in civil and criminal courts. The book aims to provide practical solutions to potential problems including evidential implications of advising a suspect in a police station, the admissibility of videos, photographs and photofits. The book includes numerous examples and in-depth case-studies.;The first part of the book deals with general issues of what has to proven in court, by whom and how and the second deals with admissability of evidence. The following section contains worked case studies showing how evidential points set out in the first two sections work in practice and the role of evidence at the police station. This new edition takes account of the Criminal Justice Act 1988 and considers imporatant developments since thelast edition.
