R v Meale

• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Appeal and new trial
  3. › Particular grounds of appeal
  4. › Misdirection and non-direction
  5. › Consciousness of guilt directions
  6. › Lies told to police
  7. › Whether trial judge required to identify precise element of offence sought to be proved by consciousness of guilt evidence
  8. › Whether directions adequate where intent and self-defence were related issues
• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Appeal and new trial
  3. › Particular grounds of appeal
  4. › Misdirection and non-direction
  5. › Consciousness of guilt directions
  6. › Post-offence conduct
  7. › Flight from scene and disposal of weapon
  8. › Whether trial judge erred in permitting use of consciousness of guilt evidence to prove intent when prosecution focused on self-defence
• 1. Criminal Law
  2. › Appeal and new trial
  3. › Particular grounds of appeal
  4. › Misdirection and non-direction
  5. › Consciousness of guilt directions
  6. › Whether particular lie incapable of demonstrating consciousness of guilt of murder
  7. › Whether failure to withdraw lie from jury's consideration could have realistically affected verdict

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