Previous good character can be considered as a relevant fact when assessing issues involving an accused person. Previous good character of a person accused in criminal proceedings is recognised as a relevant fact. The relevance applies to the accused person's good ... Summary
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Previous good character can be considered as a relevant fact when assessing issues involving an accused person.
Previous good character of a person accused in criminal proceedings is recognised as a relevant fact. The relevance applies to the accused person's good character in a criminal case, permitting that character circumstance to be considered among facts relevant to issues arising in proceedings under the evidentiary framework governing criminal matters.
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