Criminal Evidence flashcards
30 flashcard decks by 18 users
This Criminal Evidence page on GoConqr gathers user-made flashcards on topics from hearsay and identification to proof and character evidence. The collection has over 20 decks for university students and professional candidates practicing terms and cases, and for teachers choosing material for lessons. Pick a topic and explore a deck.
Flashcards
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14 cardsHearsay Exceptions: Availability Immaterial State of mind
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48 cardsUntitled FRE Exemptions / CEC Exceptions
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80 cardsConfessions and Inferences R v Condron and Condron
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69 cardsprivilege and adverse inferences from silence Bill of rights and 5th amendment to the US constitution
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19 cardsHearsay 1. What is hearsay?
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19 cardsCJA 03- bad character section 98 CJA
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59 cardsID evidence ID evidence forms
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48 cardsID Evidence
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17 cardsIntro to the Burden and Standard of Proof Who has to prove a matter in court?
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12 cardsUntitled Evidence Question Breakdown Steps
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20 cardsDefendants Bad Character - 4 s101 Criminal Justice Act 2003
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24 cardsBurden of Proof in Criminal Cases BURDEN OF PROOF CRIMINAL CASES
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11 cardsInferences - s34 What does s34 allow?
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8 cardsThe Defendant's Character R v Thompson
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5 cardsHostile Witnesses O'Flynn v DJ Smithwick
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21 cardsEVIDENCE - Intro and Illegally obtained evidence Randall case (evidence admissibility)
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14 cardsEvidence Cases R. v. Khan
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7 cardsAdmissibility of Bad Character Evidence in Criminal Proceedings - 3 s98 Criminal Justice Act 2003
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7 cardsAdmissibility of Good Character Evidence in Criminal Proceedings - 2 What are the basic rules for admissibility on character evidence in Criminal proceedings?
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9 cardsHearsay Flashcards What was set out in the cases of Kearley and then Singh?
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6 cardsHearsay Exceptions: Unavailability Required
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7 cardsUntitled Direct or Circumstantial
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4 cardsWitnesses character evidence - 5 Can good character evidence go in?
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10 cardsEvidence Terms
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67 cardslaw LAWS5730 Case list 2023
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5 cardsUntitled
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4 cardsIdentification flashcards Highlight the 8 points given in a Turnball direction
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2 cardsUntitled
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3 cardsUntitled
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2 cardsUntitled Direct or Circumstantial
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About criminal evidence flashcards
GoConqr OriginalChoosing Criminal Evidence flashcards
Start with Evidence Terms if you want to practice vocabulary: its cards include hearsay, privilege, admissible evidence and burden of proof. For a focused topic, Hearsay Flashcards poses questions about cases and principles, while ID Evidence includes cases and guidance on identification. Confessions and Inferences offers another route into case-based study.
Study with a deck
Look at each prompt and try to recall the answer before checking the card. Note the terms, cases or rules that need another look, then return to those cards later. Check that the material matches the rules you are studying, as decks cover different legal contexts.
If you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the Criminal Evidence unit page. A quiz can provide a different way to practice after working through a deck. Choose a set of cards to begin.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Evidence Terms is a useful starting point for practicing the language used across the collection. Its cards include hearsay, privilege, admissible evidence and burden of proof. If you already have a specific topic in mind, try Hearsay Flashcards or ID Evidence instead.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study, and you do not need an account. The flashcards were made by GoConqr users, so check that a deck matches the rules you are studying. A free account also lets you create your own study resources and save quiz scores.
Who are these flashcards suitable for?
The collection is suited to university students and professional candidates practicing criminal evidence terms, rules and cases. Teachers can also use the decks when selecting material for lessons. The resources cover different legal contexts, so look through a deck to see whether it fits your course or exam preparation.