Title Children's evidence : closed circuit TV / the Law Reform Commission

Published Sydney : The Commission, [1992] ©1992

Copies

Location	Call no.	Vol.	Availability
WATERFT LAW	KL 176 Aus/Rep	1992/63	AVAILABLE
MELB	KL 176 Aus/Rep	1992/63	AVAILABLE

Description ii, 32 pages ; 25 cm Series Report / Law Reform Commission ; no. 63 Report (Australia. Law Reform Commission) ; no. 63 Summary The Australian Law Reform Commission and the Australian Capital Territory Magistrates Court set out to examine the use of closed circuit television for children who give evidence in court. This project's aim was to find out whether the use of this technology in courts reduces the harm suffered by child witnesses and improves the quality of their evidence without unfairly interfering with the rights of parties to a fair trial Analysis Australian Capital Territory Children Evidence Federal issue State issue Videos Witnesses Notes Published also as no. 36 of 1993 in the Commonwealth parliamentary paper series, shelved at J905.L3 Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes Also available online Subject Child witnesses -- Australia. Child witnesses -- Australia -- Australian Capital Territory. Children -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Australia -- Australian Capital Territory. Children -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Australia. Closed-circuit television in court proceedings -- Australia -- Australian Capital Territory. Closed-circuit television. Conduct of court proceedings -- Australia -- Australian Capital Territory. Evidence (Law) -- Australia -- Australian Capital Territory. Evidence (Law) -- Australia. Evidence (Law) -- Australia -- Australian Capital Territory. Trial practice -- Australia -- Australian Capital Territory. Trial practice -- Australia. Video tapes in court proceedings -- Australia -- Australian Capital Territory. Author Australia. Law Reform Commission.

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