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Criminal Law - Evidence - Propensity, Tendency and Co - incidence - Admissibility and Relevancy - Propensity Evidence - Generally - Going to Disproof of Guilt - Disposition of Witness to Act in Particular
Criminal Law - Sentence - Sentencing of Juveniles - Other Matters - Whether to Record Conviction - Failure to Give Reasons - Re - exercise of Discretion - Principles and Relevant Considerations
Criminal Law - Appeal and New Trial - Verdict Unreasonable or Insupportable Having Regard to Evidence - Test to Be Applied - Appellant Contended That Given the Entirely Circumstantial Nature of the Prosecution
and Reasonable Prospects of Success Shown - Appropriate to Set Aside - Criminal Practice Rules 1999 R 70(2). (a Dig 3rd [3556]). Criminal Law - Appeal and New Trial
Criminal Law - Appeal and New Trial - Appeal Against Conviction Recorded on Guilty Plea - Particular Cases - Where Appellant Contends Primary Judge Erred in Refusing to Order Permanent Stay of Proceedings
Criminal Law — Evidence — Generally — General Rules in Criminal Law Context — Evidence of Domestic Violence Made Admissible by Statute for Certain Offences — Relevant Evidence
Criminal Law — General Matters — Criminal Liability and Capacity — Defence Matters — Provocation — Availability of Defence — Killing on Provocation — as A Partial
Criminal Law — Sentence — Relevant Factors — Parity Between Co - offenders and Other Related Offenders — Other Matters — Serious Violent Offence Declarations —
Criminal Law — Procedure — Information, Indictment or Presentment — Amendment — Generally — Particulars of Offence Charged in Indictment — Where Provided Separately to Indictment — Source of Power to
Spent in Custody or to Be Treated as Such — Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 Ss 9(2)(a), 9(2)(o), 9(2)(r). (a Dig 3rd [3291]). - Criminal Law — Sentence — Relevant Factors — Time Spent in Custody — Whether