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Learning Outcomes

1. Identify, explain, apply and critique doctrines, principles and rules relating to the law of evidence and their rationales and understanding of the theoretical foundation of the law of evidence and the basic purposes it serves.
2. Identify evidentiary issues raised in legal problems and apply relevant evidentiary rules.
3. Clearly and succinctly explain evidence law and its application to both hypothetical scenarios and trial processes, orally and in writing.
4. Reflect on the operation of the law of evidence in the trial context; and a variety of justice issues relating to evidence.

Fees

Requisites

50 credit points of Advanced Law core

Teaching

Textbooks

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