R v Lau

• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Appeal and New Trial
  3. › Miscarriage of Justice
  4. › Use of domestic violence evidence in Crown prosecutor's address
  5. › Whether impermissible use of agreed formal admissions as to relationship history
  6. › Whether trial judge should have discharged jury
• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Appeal and New Trial
  3. › Particular Grounds of Appeal
  4. › Inconsistent Verdicts
  5. › Whether verdicts of guilty on some counts inconsistent with verdicts of not guilty on other counts
  6. › Whether no proper basis in logic or reason to reconcile different verdicts
  7. › Whether inconsistency represents unacceptable affront to common sense and logic
• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Appeal and New Trial
  3. › Particular Grounds of Appeal
  4. › Unreasonable Verdict
  5. › Independent assessment of record as a whole
  6. › Whether jury acting rationally ought to have entertained reasonable doubt
  7. › Whether significant possibility innocent person convicted
• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Appeal and New Trial
  3. › Particular Grounds of Appeal
  4. › Fresh Evidence
  5. › Availability at trial
  6. › Materiality and cogency
  7. › Whether real prospect evidence would have altered jury's conclusion
  8. › CCTV footage and text messages

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