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Phipson on evidence

Table des matières: “…Bad character of the accused 21. Bad character of the co-accused 22. …”

Phipson on evidence

Table des matières: “…Bad character of the accused 21. Bad character of the co-accused 22. …”

Casenote law outlines : evidence/ par Graham, Kenneth W.

Table des matières: “…Background assumptions Relevance Judicial notice Burden of proof and presumptions Evidentiary procedure Character and habit Quasi-privileges Privileges Hearsay, definitions and exemptions Hearsay, exceptions Witnesses Opinions and expert testimony Authentication The best evidence rule Appendices: Practice essays; Ken's issue-spotting system; Practice multi-choice exam; Glossary & table of abreviations; Tabls of rules, authorities; Casebook cross-reference & flow charts; Legalyrics…”

Practical guide to evidence / par Allen, C. J. W.

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Rule of law versus rulers of law : Justice Barnabas Albert Samatta's road to justice /

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An Introduction to social psychology : global perspectives / par Alcock, James

Table des matières: “…Cooperation and conflict Social exchange theory Social conflict as a `game' Factors affecting the course of conflict Intergroup conflict Resolution of conflict A final note Summary Further reading Note continued: Weblinks 11. …”

Principles of biomedical ethics par Beauchamp Tom L.

Ecology: principles and applications, par Chapman, J. L. (Jenny Louise), 1955 -

Table des matières: “…Contents Introduction 2 12 The nature of ecology 3 The individual 5 23 Metabolic rate 7 24 Factors affecting metabolic rate 9 25 Size determines more than metabolic rate 10 26 Energy budgets 11 27 Distinguishing between growth and reproduction 13 115 Omnivores 126 117 Food webs 128 118 Pyramids of numbers 129 119 Pyramids of biomass 130 Energy transfer 132 123 Primary production in aquatic communities 136 125 Efficiencies in ecology 137 127 The efficiency of energy transfer in ecosystems 142 Autecology 16 33 The autecology of the European starling 19 Population dynamics 23 42 Dispersal of organisms 24 44 The study of populations 25 45 Presentation of demographic data 29 46 Evolutionary strategies 32 47 Modular organisms 34 Population regulation 37 52 Factors which regulate population size 39 53 Patterns in population dynamics 48 Ecological genetics 51 62 Reproductive systems 52 63 Genetic consequences of different reproductive systems 55 64 Patterns of genetic variation 58 65 Genetic variation within an organism 63 Behavioural ecology 64 74 Growth versus reproduction 68 76 Parental care 69 77 Breeding systems in plants 70 78 Alternative strategies 71 79 Games theory 72 710 Constraints on adaptation 74 Sociobiology 77 83 Disadvantages of group living 79 84 Optimal group size 80 86 The unit of selection and social behaviour 83 87 Human sociobiology 89 The environment 92 92 The physical environment 93 93 The biotic environment 101 94 Biotic and abiotic interactions 103 Habitats and niches 106 103 Causes competitive exclusion principle 110 104 Species coexistence 112 105 Fundamental and realised niches 113 106 Resource partitioning 114 107 Character displacement 116 109 Do plants need niches? …”

A handbook for public prosecutors / par Chipeta, B. D.

Table des matières: “…Chapter 20 OFFENCES INVOLVING AND CAUSING DAMAGE TO PROPERTYChapter 21 OFFENCES UNDER THE ROAD TRAFFIC ACT; Part III Basic Principles of the Law of Evidence; Chapter 22 WHAT EVIDENCE IS ADMISSIBLE?…”

Professional responsibility in a nutshell / par Aronson, Robert H.

Table des matières: “…C. § 455 460 (4) Disqualification in Particular Types of Cases 464 (3) Appearance of Impropriety 467 (1) Adjudicative and Administrative Responsibilities 468 (4) Adjudicative Responsibilities 468 (3) Administrative Responsibilities 471 (1) Quasi-Judicial Activities 472 (1) Extra-Judicial Activities 473 (1) Judicial Selection 473 (5) The Lawyer as Public Leader and Law Reformer 478 (6) Introduction 478 (1) Duty to Improve the Legal System 479 (3) Training for Policy-Making 482 (1) Conclusion 483 (1) The Lawyer and the Legislature 484 (11) Lawyer as Legislator 484 (8) Honesty 485 (1) Conflict of Interest 486 (2) Advertising 488 (2) Limitations on the Lawyer-Legislator's Firm 490 (1) Limitations After Leaving Legislative Office 491 (1) Lawyer as Staff Counsel to the Legislature 492 (1) Lawyer as Lobbyist 493 (2) Professional vs. …”

Fluency with information technology : skills, concepts & capabilities / par Snyder, Lawrence

Table des matières: “…Precision: The High Standards of IT.Exactly How Accurate is "Precise"?Debugging: What's the Problem?…”

Data structures and algorithms with object-oriented design patterns in Java / par Preiss, Bruno R.

Table des matières: “…CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1 (5) 1.1 What This Book Is About 1 (1) 1.2 Object-Oriented Design 1 (1) 1.3 Object Hierarchies and Design Patterns 2 (1) 1.4 The Features of Java You Need to Know 3 (1) 1.5 How This Book Is Organized 4 (2) CHAPTER 2 Algorithm Analysis 6 (29) 2.1 A Detailed Model of the Computer 7 (15) 2.2 A Simplified Model of the Computer 22 (10) Exercises 32 (1) Programming Projects 33 (2) CHAPTER 3 Asymptotic Notation 35 (32) 3.1 An Asymptotic Upper Bound--Big Oh 35 (12) 3.2 An Asymptotic Lower Bound--Omega 47 (3) 3.3 More Notation--Theta and Little Oh 50 (1) 3.4 Asymptotic Analysis of Algorithms 50 (13) Exercises 63 (3) Programming Projects 66 (1) CHAPTER 4 Foundational Data Structures 67 (28) 4.1 Arrays 67 (7) 4.2 Multi-Dimensional Arrays 74 (7) 4.3 Singly-Linked Lists 81 (11) Exercises 92 (1) Programming Projects 93 (2) CHAPTER 5 Data Types and Abstraction 95 (25) 5.1 Abstract Data Types 95 (2) 5.2 Design Patterns 97 (19) Exercises 116 (2) Programming Projects 118 (2) CHAPTER 6 Stacks, Queues and Deques 120 (35) 6.1 Stacks 120 (15) 6.2 Queues 135 (10) 6.3 Deques 145 (6) Exercises 151 (1) Programming Projects 152 (3) CHAPTER 7 Ordered Lists and Sorted Lists 155 (39) 7.1 Ordered Lists 155 (24) 7.2 Sorted Lists 179 (12) Exercises 191 (2) Programming Projects 193 (1) CHAPTER 8 Hashing, Hash Tables, and Scatter Tables 194 (53) 8.1 Hashing--The Basic Idea 194 (3) 8.2 Hashing Methods 197 (4) 8.3 Hash Function Implementations 201 (10) 8.4 Hash Tables 211 (7) 8.5 Scatter Tables 218 (9) 8.6 Scatter Table Using Open Addressing 227 (14) 8.7 Applications 241 (3) Exercises 244 (2) Programming Projects 246 (1) CHAPTER 9 Trees 247 (45) 9.1 Basics 248 (3) 9.2 N-ary Trees 251 (3) 9.3 Binary Trees 254 (2) 9.4 Tree Traversals 256 (2) 9.5 Expression Trees 258 (3) 9.6 Implementing Trees 261 (27) Exercises 288 (2) Programming Projects 290 (2) CHAPTER 10 Search Trees 292 (55) 10.1 Basics 292 (2) 10.2 Searching a Search Tree 294 (2) 10.3 Average Case Analysis 296 (6) 10.4 Implementing Search Trees 302 (6) 10.5 AVL Search Trees 308 (13) 10.6 M-Way Search Trees 321 (10) 10.7 B-Trees 331 (11) 10.8 Applications 342 (1) Exercises 343 (2) Programming Projects 345 (2) CHAPTER 11 Heaps and Priority Queues 347 (44) 11.1 Basics 348 (1) 11.2 Binary Heaps 349 (10) 11.3 Leftist Heaps 359 (9) 11.4 Binomial Queues 368 (15) 11.5 Applications 383 (4) Exercises 387 (2) Programming Projects 389 (2) CHAPTER 12 Sets, Multisets, and Partitions 391 (36) 12.1 Basics 391 (1) 12.2 Array and Bit-Vector Sets 392 (9) 12.3 Multisets 401 (9) 12.4 Partitions 410 (12) 12.5 Applications 422 (2) Exercises 424 (2) Programming Projects 426 (1) CHAPTER 13 Garbage Collection 427 (19) 13.1 What Is Garbage? …”
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