Evi3701 Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

evi3701-svshaik-summery-unisa.

Contains frequently asked MCQ Questions and Answers from Past Exam Papers and Assignments - Answers supported by references. Helps you see what questions are likely to be asked, and how to answer them.

EVI3701 MULTIPLE CHOICE Q + A

EVI3701-exam notes - summary of law of evidence 2022 1 EVI 3701 Study Unit 1 – Overview State whether the following statements are true or false: (1) The Law of Evidence is the name of the field of law that you are currently studying. False (with capitals it refers to the course name) (2) When it is said that ‘‘the court’’ makes a finding, this actually means that the judicial officer presiding in the case (plus assessors where applicable) is making the finding. True (3) O...

evi3701-exam-notes-summary-of-law-of-evidence

Study Unit 1 – Overview State whether the following statements are true or false: (1) The Law of Evidence is the name of the field of law that you are currently studying. False (with capitals it refers to the course name) (2) When it is said that ‘‘the court’’ makes a finding, this actually means that the judicial officer presiding in the case (plus assessors where applicable) is making the finding. True (3) Oral evidence refers to evidence given by a witness from the witness b...

EVI3701-exam notes - summary of law of evidence

Study Unit 1 – Overview State whether the following statements are true or false: (1) The Law of Evidence is the name of the field of law that you are currently studying. False (with capitals it refers to the course name) (2) When it is said that ‘‘the court’’ makes a finding, this actually means that the judicial officer presiding in the case (plus assessors where applicable) is making the finding. True (3) Oral evidence refers to evidence given by a witness from the witness b...

EVI3701 EXAM PACK 2016 SECTIONS 2,3 & 4 Together We Pass Tel: 021 958 2567 2014 May/June Paper Evidence Suggested Answers- EVI3701 Section 2 2.1 How law of evidence fits into the general structure of law. -The law is divided into two main branches, namely substantive law and adjective law. Substantive law covers the legal rights and obligations of a person and prescribes what a person may or may not do. -An example of substantive law is criminal law which prohibits certain acti...

STUDY UNIT 7 - PREVIOUS CONSISTENT STATEMENTS DEFINITION OF A PREVIOUS CONSISTENT STATEMENT A previous consistent statement is  a statement made by a person  which is consistent with (i.e. more or less the same as)  a statement made by the same person during testimony in court (or sometimes by another witness)  offered in an attempt to corroborate this person's testimony. The rule of the law of evidence is that it is inadmissible for a witness to testify that she made a state...