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R v Etj
[2017] ACTSC 27
Supreme Court of the ACT
24 February 2017
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Interrogate
Catchwords
Criminal Law
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Particular Offences
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offences against the person
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act of indecency with a young person
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indecent assault.
Evidence
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Judicial Discretion to Admit or Exclude Evidence
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application to admit tendency evidence
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significant probative value
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special features
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unsupported evidence by the complainant
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potential prejudice
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application is refused.
Evidence
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Judicial Discretion to Admit or Exclude Evidence
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application to admit relationship or context evidence
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to explain charged act was not an isolated incident
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application allowed.
Case Details
Citation
[2017] ACTSC 27
Court
ACTSC
Jurisdiction
Australian Capital Territory
Decision Date
24 February 2017
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[2017] ACTSC 27
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ACTSC 12
2016
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