The Queen v McNamara [2014] NTSC 53 — Evidence & Criminal Code (NT), S 31, 125B(1). — Barrister AI
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The Queen v McNamara
[2014] NTSC 53
Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
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Criminal Law
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Evidence
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Admissibility
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Tendency evidence
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Sexual interest in children
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State of mind of accused
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Evidence not of “significant probative value”
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Evidence more prejudicial than probative
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No connection between evidence and relevant state of mind under Criminal Code (NT) and Criminal Code (Cth)
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Evidence not admitted.
Criminal Law
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Evidence
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Admissions
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Formal ruling unnecessary.
Criminal Law
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Evidence
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Form of evidence
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Evidence as written word
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Jury to read text rather than have text read aloud.
Child Care and Protection Act (NT), s 34.
Case Details
Citation
[2014] NTSC 53
Court
NTSC
Jurisdiction
Northern Territory
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