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of bad character

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See: disreputable


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This Note argues that the Criminal Justice Act, with its subsequent revisions, sets forth the best statutory approach to the issue of bad character evidence in criminal prosecutions.
The incidents are admissible as evidence of bad character.
The move, introduced in a Parliamentary order, will make such evidence of bad character admissible in the two categories, provided defendants are being tried for similar offences.
 
 
 
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