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Revamping law of prior consistent statements: R. v. Khan

Wednesday, April 12, 2017 @ 8:57 AM | By Anna Wong

An evidence revolution has been afoot for some years with the gradual ascendancy of a principled approach to admissibility in favour of the traditional rules-and-exceptions approach.

Marking the latest milestone in...

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