Forensic Expert Witnnesses
What is the Australian version of the Daubert standard?
The Evidence Act
The policing category which covers crimes of national and international security.
High Policing
In which a person who is factually innocent is convicted by a court
Wrongful conviction/miscarriage of justice.
What is the criminal justice model used by the coroners' court?
Inquisitorial
In one of the photographs of the Zak case, the coke can was mistaken for what?
A chainsaw
A witness who can only provide information regarding what they personally experienced in a case.
A factual/eye witness
What is the international police network that focuses on organised and transantional crimes in Europe?
Europol
Factual innocence means either a person did not commit a crime, or what?
No crime actually occurred.
What circumstances of death require a report to be made to the coroner?
Any unnatural, unexpected or unnatural deaths
How many coronial inquests were there into the Zak case?
Two
The accuracy and integrity of evidence, proved by scientific standards.
Reliability
The process of delivering a person accused of a crime to the state where it occurred in order to be prosecuted.
Extradition
The justice model which operates on the presumption of guilt.
Crime control model.
The removal of the remains of a deceased person for the purpose of an investigation.
Exhumation
The group established by Scheck and Neufield to investigate wrongful convictions in America.
The Innocence Project
The main condition of this judicial test is that it must be "generally accepted" by a significant portion of the relevant scientific community.
The Frye Standard
A type of agreement between two states outlining an collaborative understanding. It is not legally enforceable.
Memorandum of Understanding
For how many months was Farah Jama wrongfully convicted?
18 months
Who appoints the coroner?
The Governor
What does INTERPOL stand for?
In what year was the Daubert Standard introduced?
1993
The Lombok Treaty is a bilateral agreement between Australia and who?
Indonesia
Rachel Dioso-Villa found which contributing factor the leading cause of wrongful convictions in Australia? (2017)
Police misconduct/overzealousness.
The power by the coroner to order the isolation of the jury.
Sequester the jury.
Blood pattern analysis is a type of 'what' evidence
Reconstruction/intelligence evidence