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1. • • The Book of Evidence should contain a statement of charges, witness statements, exhibits, expert reports and any other information that the prosecution intend to rely upon at the trial of a criminal charge.
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   What documents are in a book of evidence?

   • Normally, most of the type of documents in a Book of Evidence are witness statements. Statements from Gardaí, witnesses to the crime and expert witnesses (such as forensic experts and medical experts). These are all gathered by the investigating Garda to list in the Book of Evidence.

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   What is a book of evidence?

   • The Book of Evidence contains these documents which must be served on you or your solicitor: A list of any exhibits (physical items of evidence) to be used at the trial. When the Book of Evidence is prepared, it is served on you. The DPP can serve additional documents on you at a later stage.

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   What is documentary evidence under the Evidence Act 1872?

   • Documentary evidence under the Evidence Act, 1872 (the Act) is of various types: Broadly and most often we deal with “private documents” . Documents such as letters, agreements, emails, etc. exchanged between contesting parties to a litigation are private documents.

   Practice and Procedure Relating to Proof of Documents

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   Can a document be a proof of its contents?

   • The legal position is not in dispute that mere production and marking of a document as exhibit by the court cannot be held to be a due proof of its contents. Its execution has to be proved by admissible evidence, that is, by the “evidence of those persons who can vouchsafe for the truth of the facts in issue”…”

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   Which facts need to be proved by the evidence of witnesses?

   • (1) The general rule is that any fact which needs to be proved by the evidence of witnesses is to be proved – (a) at trial, by their oral evidence given in public; and (b) at any other hearing, by their evidence in writing. (2) This is subject – (a) to any provision to the contrary contained in these Rules or elsewhere; or

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   What is proof of genuineness of a document?

   • “The proof of the genuineness of a document is proof of the authorship of the document and is proof of a fact like that of any other fact. The evidence relating thereto may be direct or circumstantial. It may consist of direct evidence of a person who saw the document being written or the signature being affixed.

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3. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentEvidence in criminal investigations - GOV.UK

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   Direct evidence is evidence that is known personally to the witness because they have: • personal experience through their senses, for example something they

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   Apr 6, 2024 · (1) This Part sets out rules about the disclosure and inspection of documents. (2) This Part applies to all claims except a claim on the small claims track. To the top Meaning of disclosure. 31.2...

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6. www.justice.gov.uk › courts › procedure-rulesPRACTICE DIRECTION 32 – EVIDENCE – Civil Procedure Rules

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   Oct 1, 2023 · Contents of this Practice Direction. EVIDENCE IN GENERAL. 1.1 Rule 32.2 sets out how evidence is to be given and facts are to be proved. 1.2 Evidence at a hearing other than the trial should...

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   A checklist to assist a practitioner when interviewing a lay witness and preparing a proof of evidence, an outline of evidence, an affidavit or a witness statement (as appropriate) for the purposes of a civil proceeding. Get full access to this document with a free trial.

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   Disclosure if you are prosecuted on indictment. For a trial on indictment, before your trial the prosecution must give you certain materials which set out the evidence they intend to use in the trial against you. These documents are usually referred to as the Book of Evidence.

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   Apr 29, 2020 · Documentary evidence under the Evidence Act, 1872 (the Act) is of various types: Broadly and most often we deal with “private documents” [1]. Documents such as letters, agreements, emails, etc. exchanged between contesting parties to a litigation are private documents.

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    Apr 14, 2021 · (1) Evidence must be given by affidavit (GL) instead of or in addition to a witness statement if this is required by the court, a provision contained in any other rule, a practice direction or...