CRIMINAL LAW - appeal - conviction - whether verdict unreasonable or unsupported by evidence - whether verdicts inconsistent - where inconsistency explainable by evidence suggesting error in asserted date and location of offence - appeal dismissed.
CRIMINAL LAW - appeal - conviction - directions - whether trial judge made error in directions relating to delay in making of complaint - s 165B Evidence Act - leave to appeal refused.
CRIMINAL LAW - appeal - conviction - evidence - context evidence - whether trial judge erred in referring to "uncharged acts" - where trial judge used term "uncharged acts" on only one occasion - leave to appeal refused.
CRIMINAL LAW - appeal - conviction - evidence - tendency evidence - whether evidence of common assault properly admitted without tendency evidence notice - whether trial judge erred in failing to properly direct jury about manner in which evidence of common assault could be taken into account - where evidence admitted relied upon by applicant at trial - where no redirection sought by applicant at trial - leave to appeal refused.
Case Details
Citation[2012] NSWCCA 179
CourtNSWCCA
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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