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Rylands v Regina [2008] NSWCCA 106 — Particular Offences & Criminal Law — Barrister AI

Rylands v Regina

[2008] NSWCCA 106

NSW Court of Criminal Appeal

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1. Criminal Law
2. › Particular offences
3. › offences against the person
4. › other offences against the person
5. › sexual offences
6. › rape and sexual assault
7. › proof and evidence
1. Criminal Law
2. › Appeal and new trial and inquiry after conviction
3. › appeal and new trial
4. › appeal against sentence
5. › appeal by convicted persons
6. › applications to reduce sentence
7. › when refused
8. › particular offences
9. › offences against the person
10. › sexual offences
11. › whether sentence unduly harsh and severe
12. › whether failure to take into account offender’s age and good character
1. Evidence
2. › Admissibility and relevance
3. › opinion evidence
4. › expert opinion
5. › other cases
6. › DNA evidence
7. › where expert gives opinion on DNA matters
8. › Sorbolene cream facilitating transfer of DNA
9. › where expert had no experience with Sorbolene cream and DNA
10. › where evidence alleged to have no scientific basis
11. › where witness alleged to lack specialised knowledge
12. › Evidence Act 1995, s79

Case Details

Citation[2008] NSWCCA 106

CourtNSWCCA

JurisdictionNew South Wales

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2012KSC v RNSWCCA 179

Relies on9

2006Keller v RNSWCCA 204
2004R v GIRARD, Andrew John, R. v GIRARD, Tessa MareeNSWCCA 170
2004Regina v Robert Brian GrbinNSWCCA 220
2001R v DouglassNSWCCA 250
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