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» » 105. Further protections - defendants making unsworn statements
2009-07-10

105. Further protections - defendants making unsworn statements

105. Further protections - defendants making unsworn statements


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The Commonwealth Act includes a provision which sets out the situations in which where a defendant in a criminal proceeding has made an unsworn statement evidence may be adduced from a person relating solely to the credibility of the defendant.

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