Associate Professor Andrew Hemming of the USQ School of Law and Justice has co-written (along with Brianna Chesser) the new 9th edition of Evidence: Commentary and Materials (ThomsonReuters, 2021). Here is the publisher's description and the table of contents:
"Evidence: Commentary and Materials 9th Edition introduces general principles and theoretical perpsectives of the law of evidence, covering all Australian jurisdictions and explaining State by State variations.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Competence and Compellability
Chapter 3. The Burden and Standard of Proof
Chapter 4. Presumptions
Chapter 5. Prima Facie Case
Chapter 6. Privilege
Chapter 7. The Examination of Witnesses
Chapter 8. Disposition and Character
Chapter 9. Propensity or Similar Fact Evidence
Chapter 10. The Accused as a Witness
Chapter 11. Identification Evidence
Chapter 12. Real Evidence
Chapter 13. Documentary Evidence
Chapter 14. Opinion Evidence and Prior Determinations
Chapter 15. Hearsay: The Exclusionary Rule
Chapter 16. Hearsay: The Common Law and Statutory Exclusions
Chapter 17. Confessions, Admissions and Statements Made in the Accused’s Presence
Chapter 18. Illegally Obtained Evidence and Confirmation by Subsequent Fact
Chapter 19. Res Gestae
Chapter 20. Corroboration and Judicial Warnings in the Case of Suspect Witnesses"
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