The Court Has a Discretion to Exclude Bad Character Evidence

question 9

True/False

The court has a discretion to exclude bad character evidence, if it appears the admission would have an adverse effect on the fairness of the proceedings. S101 (3) + (4) gives the court discretion under S101 (1)

Comprehend how the Earth's magnetic field is generated and its geological implications.

Recognize features not located on plate boundaries and understand their significance.

Calculate the rate of seafloor spreading based on given data.

Understand the geographical and geological differences across various regions due to plate tectonics.

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