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DH v R - [2015] 1 NZLR 625

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Supreme Court of New Zealand Wellington
SC 9/2014; [2015] NZSC 35
22 October 2014; 16 April 2015
McGrath, William Young, Glazebrook, Arnold and O’Regan JJ
Criminal practice and procedure — Expert evidence — “Counter-intuitive evidence” — Evidence to counter erroneous assumptions by jury in sexual abuse cases — Procedures to be followed when such evidence to be adduced — Evidence Act 2006, s 25.
Evidence — Expert evidence — “Counter-intuitive evidence” — Evidence to counter erroneous assumptions by jury in sexual abuse cases — Evidence as to delays in reporting sexual abuse — “Dead-end disclosures” — Whether evidence necessary where complainant explained delay — Evidence as to retractions by complainants — Whether substantially helpful — Whether evidence overall prejudicial — Procedures to be followed when such evidence to be adduced — Evidence Act 2006, s 25.

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