Evidence
- Child Witnesses
- Competence and Compellability of Witnesses
- Extended Common Purpose
- Computer Forensic Evidence
- Forensic Procedure Application
- Cross-examination and Re-examination (NSW)
- Handwriting Experts
- The Hearsay Rule
- The Problems with Identification Evidence
- Relevance and Admissibility (NSW)
- The Right to Silence (NSW)
- Tendency Evidence (NSW)
- Hostile Witnesses (NSW)
Evidence rules play a crucial role in every criminal case. They determine what information a court can rely on, how it is presented, and whether it is allowed to be used at all during a trial in New South Wales.
Armstrong Legal provides experienced criminal defence lawyers who regularly deal with complex evidentiary issues and work to ensure that only properly obtained and admissible evidence is relied upon in court.
Understanding Evidence in Criminal Law
Evidence law governs:
- What evidence can be used in court
- How police obtain and handle evidence
- How witnesses give evidence and are questioned
- What must be proven in a criminal trial
How Armstrong Legal Can Help
Armstrong Legal Criminal Lawyers NSW assists clients by:
- Challenging unlawfully obtained evidence
- Advising on police procedures and rights
- Representing clients in hearings and trials
- Identifying weaknesses in the prosecution’s case