Full Record

1. Introduction -- 2.0 The common law exclusionary rules of expert evidence -- 2.05 The expertise rule -- 2.10 The area of expertise rule -- 2.15 The common knowledge rule -- 2.20 The basis rule -- 2.25 The ultimate issue rule -- 2.30 Judicial notice -- 2.35 Discretionary exclusion of expert evidence -- 3.0 Statutory law in Australia -- 3.05 Statutory law in New Zealand -- 3.10 Statutory law in the United States -- 3.15 Law reform proposals -- 4.0 Appeals in relation to expert evidence -- 5.0 Forensic Reports -- 5.05 Court rules and ethical obligations -- 5.10 Client legal privilege and confidentiality -- 5.15 Wasted cost orders -- 5.20 Remuneration of experts -- 6.0 Court-appointed experts -- 6.05 Assessors -- 6.10 Referees -- 6.12 -- Single joint experts -- 6.15 Conclaves/Joint conferences of experts -- 6.20 Concurrent expert evidence -- 6.25 Consecutive expert evidence -- 7.0 Preparation and examination of the expert witness -- 7.05 Cross-examination of the expert witness -- 7.10 Sentencing evidence by the expert witnesses -- 8.0 Criminal and civil liability of expert witnesses -- 8.05 Regulatory liability of expert witnesses -- 9.0 Medical evidence -- 9.05 Dental evidence -- 9.10 Nursing evidence -- 10.0 Psychiatrists' and psychologists' evidence: general principles -- 10.05 Fitness for interview evidence -- 10.10 Fitness to stand trial evidence -- 10.15 Identification evidence -- 10.20 Memory evidence -- 10.25 Mental state evidence -- 10.30 Syndrome evidence -- 10.35 Profiling evidence -- 10.40 Prediction of risk evidence -- 10.45 Post-traumatic stress disorder evidence -- 10.50 Critical incident stress intervention evidence -- 11.0 Survey evidence -- 11.05 Historians' evidence -- 11.10 Anthropologists' evidence -- 11.15 Cultural experts' evidence -- 11.20 Linguists' evidence -- 12.0 Scientific evidence -- 12.05 Novel scientific evidence -- 12.10 Fingerprinting, footprint and footwear evidence -- 12.15 Document analysis evidence -- 12.20 DNA evidence --