Evidence & the Adversarial Process

Evidence & the Adversarial Process by Jenny Mcewan

The first edition of Evidence and the Adversarial Process was published in 1992. Since then the law of evidence has undergone many significant changes, for example to the right to silence, the rules on disclosure, corroboration and the treatment of child witnesses. Despite substantial revision of the original text, the themes of the first edition are retained: to what extent is the content of the law of evidence dictated by the adversarial form of trial, and is it worth retaining? Do the rules of evidence operate in the interests of justice? The new edition is designed not only to interest readers already conversant with the law of evidence but to be used as a text by law teachers interested in a more discursive approach than that employed by traditional evidence textbooks. To this end, it contains more explanatory material than the first edition, and should be entirely comprehensible to the novice. The objective is to provide a self-contained but critical account of the manner in which cases are tried in England and Wales. As such it is ideal for students of law studying for university and professional examinations.

Jenny McEwan is Professor of Law at the University of Exeter.

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ISBN 13	9781901362183
ISBN 10	1901362183
Title	Evidence & the Adversarial Process
Author	Jenny Mcewan
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published	1998-09-01
Number of pages	326
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