CRIMINAL LAW - evidence - reliability of admissions - whether truth of admissions unlikely to be affected - lies - whether untruth affected - circumstances in which lies were told - evidence admissible on this basis
CRIMINAL LAW - evidence - admissions - lies - where accused seeks to exercise right to silence - continued questioning by police - accused drowsy and affected by drugs - evidence obtained improperly - discretion to admit in spite of impropriety - where impropriety deliberate - systemic - evidence excluded on this basis
CRIMINAL LAW - evidence - admissions - lies - unfairness discretion - onus on accused - onus discharged - evidence excluded on this basis
Case Details
Citation[2021] NSWSC 569
CourtNSWSC
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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