LL.B 325

Evidence I

Name: Evidence I

Course Number: LL.B 325

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

This course critically examines the roles of evidence in both civil and criminal courtrooms, with a focus on ensuring due process. It encompasses topics such as standards and burdens of proof, witness competence, witness examination, and the exclusion of inadmissible evidence.

Learning Outcomes:

Show a profound grasp of the skills of forensic reasoning and their application in the courtroom.
Exhibit a detailed understanding of the functions, principles, and rules of evidence.
Critically analyze the connections between evidence rules and principles and Human Rights conventions.
Comprehend the sources of the law of evidence.
Engage in critical discussions about the methods of forensic reasoning within the applied rules of evidence in specific situations.
Evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of evidence rules and procedures.

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