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Assessment 1
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Question 1 Marked out of 1.00
A is wounded during a robbery and found
bleeding by B. A tells B: "I am alive". This
evidence is tendered to show that A was in
fact still alive at the time. B's evidence about
what A told him will be ...
A. opinion evidence. 0
B. inadmissible hearsay. 0
C. admissible hearsay. 0
D. admissible oral evidence. 0
Clear my choice
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Question 2 Marked out of 1.00
Consider the following statements about the
evaluation of evidence and choose the
correct option:
A. In criminal cases the state always
bears the onus of proof regarding O
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Assessment 1
Clear my choice
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Question 2 Marked out of 1.00
Consider the following statements about the
evaluation of evidence and choose the
correct option:
A. In criminal cases the state always
bears the onus of proof regarding all Q
issues and defences.
B. The silence of an accused may
affect the evidentiary burden and
could therefore cause the accused
0
to be convicted.
C. In both criminal and civil cases, the
evidentiary burden is only relevant O
at the end of a trial.
D. When evaluating circumstantial
evidence, it is important for the
court to consider each piece of
0
circumstantial evidence in isolation.
Assessment 1
Not yet answered
Question 1 Marked out of 1.00
A is wounded during a robbery and found
bleeding by B. A tells B: "I am alive". This
evidence is tendered to show that A was in
fact still alive at the time. B's evidence about
what A told him will be ...
A. opinion evidence. 0
B. inadmissible hearsay. 0
C. admissible hearsay. 0
D. admissible oral evidence. 0
Clear my choice
Not yet answered
Question 2 Marked out of 1.00
Consider the following statements about the
evaluation of evidence and choose the
correct option:
A. In criminal cases the state always
bears the onus of proof regarding O
, 16:06 0 22±al @
Assessment 1
Clear my choice
Not yet answered
Question 2 Marked out of 1.00
Consider the following statements about the
evaluation of evidence and choose the
correct option:
A. In criminal cases the state always
bears the onus of proof regarding all Q
issues and defences.
B. The silence of an accused may
affect the evidentiary burden and
could therefore cause the accused
0
to be convicted.
C. In both criminal and civil cases, the
evidentiary burden is only relevant O
at the end of a trial.
D. When evaluating circumstantial
evidence, it is important for the
court to consider each piece of
0
circumstantial evidence in isolation.
