R v Turner

• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Appeal and new trial
  3. › Verdict unreasonable or insupportable having regard to evidence
  4. › Conflicting evidence between complainant and corroborating witness
  5. › Whether inconsistencies in evidence about audio recordings required jury to have reasonable doubt
  6. › Whether verdict was open to jury
• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Appeal and new trial
  3. › Particular grounds of appeal
  4. › Misdirection and non-direction
  5. › Summing up
  6. › Whether trial judge suggested evidence was contrary to what it was
  7. › Whether jury misled as to content of witness evidence
• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Appeal and new trial
  3. › Particular grounds of appeal
  4. › Misdirection and non-direction
  5. › Direction as to corroborative evidence
  6. › Whether friend's evidence of audio recordings capable of corroborating complainant's account
  7. › Whether evidence capable of standing alone in proof of specific counts
• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Appeal and new trial
  3. › Particular grounds of appeal
  4. › Misdirection and non-direction
  5. › Robinson direction
  6. › Whether Robinson direction should have been given
  7. › Whether forensic disadvantage outside ordinary experience of jury
  8. › Whether perceptible risk of miscarriage of justice
  9. › Robinson v The Queen (1999) 197 CLR 162

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