› tendency evidence - applicant indicted on multiple counts of sexual assault involving three complainants
› Crown relied upon tendency evidence and opposed separation of counts
› suggestion of concoction or contamination
› where primary judge found that there was no evidence of concoction or contamination
› whether such finding open on the evidence
Criminal Law
› evidence
› tendency evidence - applicant indicted on multiple counts of sexual assault involving three complainants
› Crown relied upon tendency evidence and opposed separation of counts
› suggestion of concoction or contamination - relevance of the application of common law principles in determining the admissibility of tendency evidence
Criminal Law
› evidence
› tendency evidence - applicant indicted on multiple counts of sexual assault involving three complainants
› Crown relied upon tendency evidence and opposed separation of counts
› suggestion of concoction or contamination
› whether concoction or contamination were matters going to reliability and credibility
› whether they were matters which were relevant to a determination of the probative value of the evidence
Case Details
Citation[2014] NSWCCA 280
CourtNSWCCA
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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