Criminal Law — Particular Offences — Offences Relating to the Administration of Justice — Perjury and False Statement — When Punishable — Proceedings — Queensland Crime Commission Investigative Hearing

Criminal Law - Particular Offences - Offences Against the Government - Offences Relating to Commonwealth Officer - Officer of Commonwealth Authority - Dishonest Failure to Exercise Powers and Discharge

Criminal Law — Procedure — Verdict — Unanimous and Majority Verdicts — Majority Verdicts — Preconditions for Availability — Deliberation for “prescribed Period” — Unlikelihood of Unanimity — Preconditions

Criminal Law - Evidence - Corroboration - What Constitutes Corroboration - Circumstantial Evidence - Condition of Complainant in Sexual Cases - Distressed Condition - Causal Connection - Inference Not

Criminal Law - Evidence - Competence and Compellability - Particular Persons and Matters - Children - Improper Admission of Evidence - Unsworn Evidence - Statutory Preconditions Not Satisfied

Criminal Law - Evidence - Propensity, Tendency and Co - incidence - Admissibility and Relevancy - for Particular Purpose - Proof of Identity of Accused - Particular Cases - Series of Sexual Offences

Criminal Law - Evidence - Corroboration - What Constitutes Corroboration - Admissions and Conduct of Accused - Lies, Denials Etc - Lies Told by Accused - Standard of Proof - Inherent Improbability of

Criminal Law - Sentence - Interpretation of Sentencing Provisions - Retrospectivity - Amendments - Procedural in Nature - Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 Ss 9(6a), 9(6b). (a Dig 3rd [3241]). Statutes

Criminal Law - Appeal and New Trial - Particular Grounds of Appeal - Fresh Evidence - New Evidence - When Verdict Liable to Be Set Aside. (a Dig 3rd [3496]). Criminal Law - Evidence - Identification Evidence

Criminal Law — Particular Offences — Offences Against the Person — Sexual Offences — Incest — Relationship — Persons Entitled to Be Lawfully Married — “entitled” — “lawfully Married” — De Facto Stepfather