Evidence Subject Guide

Where to Start:

If you are unsure about your subject, look it up in a dictionary or encyclopedia, or try a handbook for the latest information with facts and figures.
Why not try:

Butterworths Concise Australian Legal Dictionary 3rd Ed. - REF K/211/.K1 BUT/2004
Legal Terms- REF K/211/.K1 LEG/1998
Halsbury's Laws of Australia - REF K/218/.K1 HAL/1991; Online version through LexisNexis AU

Books:

Use the Library Catalogue to search for books held in the Library.

Australian principles of evidence/Jeremy Gans & Andrew Palmer - KN 390 .K1 GEN 2004
Evidence law in Queensland/Forbes, J. R. S. - KN 390.K2Q FOR 2004
Evidence: Commentary and Materials/Waight and Williams - KN 390 .K1.Z2 WAI 2002
Evidence/Suzanne B. McNicol, Debra Mortimer. - KN 390 .K1 MCN 2001
Cross on evidence/J.D. Heydon and Sir Rupert Cross - KN 390 .K1 HEY 2000

Or you can look on the shelves at the following numbers:

KN/390/.K1 - Evidence (Law), Australia
KL/176 - Evidence (Law), Australia
KN/390/.K2Q - Evidence (Law), Queensland

Electronic Resources (including Journal Databases):

Electronic resources provide information such as journal articles, conference proceedings, news and reports. Access electronic resources and databases from the Library's Electronic Resources page.

AGIS PLUS Text - Attorney General's Information Service covering all aspects of law. Mainly Australian information
Lexis - United States, International and Australian legislation and case law.
Westlaw - United States, International and Australian legislation and case law.

Web Resources:

You can try searching the Internet for more resources.