Publisher's Synopsis
This book provides a survey, coupled with a critical analysis, of the rules of evidence and their effect. In addition to an exposition of the relevant case law and legislation, the text provides indications of how the rules require - or may need - reform. "The Law Of Evidence In Ireland" adopts a discursive and, at times, critical approach, designed to equip the reader with a taste for the origins of this area of law, together with a facility to affect its current and future development. This text should prove useful reading for both practitioner and student.