Lloyd-Bostock
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 2000 |
| Date | 2000 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) |
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6 cases
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R. v. Handy (J.), (2002) 290 N.R. 1 (SCC)
...[para. 31]. Lloyd-Bostock, S., The Effects on Juries of Hearing About the Defendant's Previous Criminal Record: A Simulation Study, [2000] Crim. L.R. 734, p. 742 [para. Martin, G. Arthur, Similar Fact Evidence, [1984] Spec. Lect. L.S.U.C. 1, pp. 9, 10 [para. 77]. McCormick, Charles Tilford,......
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R v Becouarn
...mock jurors (Sally Lloyd-Bostock, The Effects on Juries of Hearing about the Defendant's Previous Criminal Record: a Simulation Study [2000] Crim LR 734). 22 Mr Edis accordingly submitted that the judge in a case such as the present should either refuse to allow the defendant's convictions ......
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R. v. Leroux (P.M.), 2013 SKQB 337
...at p. 43; S. Lloyd-Bostock, " The Effects on Juries of Hearing About the Defendant's Previous Criminal Record: A Simulation Study ", [2000] Crim. L.R. 734, at p. 742; and K. L. Pickel, Inducing Jurors to Disregard Inadmissible Evidence: A Legal Explanation Does Not Help (1995), 19 Law &......
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R. v. Norris, 2018 NLSC 27
...Lloyd-Bostock, "The Effects on Juries of Hearing About the Defendant's Previous Criminal Record: A Simulation Study", [2000] Crim. L.R. 734, at p. 742; and K. L. Pickel, "Inducing Jurors to Disregard Inadmissible Evidence: A Legal Explanation Does Not Help" (1995), ......
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10 books & journal articles
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Wiping the Slate Clean: Reforming Scots Law's Approach to Evidence of the Accused's Bad Character
...3.34–3.43.167 S. Lloyd-Bostock, ‘The Effect on Juries of Hearing about the Defendant’s Previous CriminalRecord: A Simulation Study’ [2000] Crim LR 734; S. Lloyd-Bostock, ‘The Effect on LayMagistrates of Hearing that the Defendant is of “Good Character”, Being Left to Speculate, orHearing th......
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Hearsay, Bad Character and Trust in the Jury: Irish and English Contrasts
...at 509–10.118 S. Lloyd-Bostock, ‘The Effect on Juries of Hearing about the Defendant’s Previous Criminal Record:A Simulation Study’ [2000] Crim LR 734.119 Ibid. at guilty and that he is less likely to be telling the truth when he saysthat he is not.120Once again, Lord Phillips’s statement i......
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Reform of the Exclusionary rule in Relation to Evidence of Bad Character and Misconduct Evidence
...Sankey LC 4 LloydBostock, “The Effects on Juries of Hearing about the Defendant’s Previous Criminal Record: A Simulation Study” [2000] Criminal Law Review 734, p.753 5 [1943] I.R. 279 04 Kennedy.indd 98 29/05/2014 10:50 Reform of the Exclusionary Rule 99 the jury by evidence of this class …......
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The Judicial Discretion to Exclude Relevant Evidence: Perspectives from an Indian Evidence Act Jurisdiction
...1185. See also S. Lloyd-Bostock, ‘The Effects on Juries of Hearing About the Defendant’s Previous CriminalRecord: A Simulation Study’ [2000] Crim LR 734 at 753–5; T. Eisenberg and V. Hans, ‘Taking a Standon Taking the Stand: The Effect of a Prior Criminal Record on the Decision to Testify a......
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