NECL-Tendency & Coincidence: Criminal and Civil Proceedings
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(CPD Guide: 1 PS, SL) The Northern Early Career Lawyer (NECL) committee invites you to join them in welcoming back Magistrate Simon Brown who will present a CPD at Staffordshire House. In this session Magistrate Brown will discuss tendency and coincidence as applied to proceedings in criminal and civil matters in the Magistrates Court.
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- The 2023-2024 CPD year introduces an updated registration process.
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CPD: 1 point (PS, SL)
Format: Livestreamed and In-person (Launceston)
Recorded: Yes, subject to presenters' consent
Tuesday 31 October 4-5pm, at 56 Charles Street, Launceston and via Zoom
- Too much terminology: tendency, coincidence, uncharged acts, relationship evidence, guilty passion, context evidence etc
- Tendency and coincidence evidence: what can constitute them and how can they be used - from choirmasters to sitcom stars
- Notices: contents and dispensing with them
- What to do when that notice arrives: some ideas on effectively defusing the bomb - case concepts, cross-examination etc
Magistrate Simon Brown
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Tuesday 31 October 4-5pm, at 56 Charles Street, Launceston and via Zoom
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