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Beyond A Reasonable Doubt Giving Voice To The Accused N Sivanandan

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Beyond A Reasonable Doubt Giving Voice To The Accused N Sivanandan
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Publisher: Marshall Cavendish International
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.03 MB
Pages: 256
Author: N. Sivanandan
ISBN: 9789814841481, 981484148X
Language: English
Year: 2019

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Beyond A Reasonable Doubt Giving Voice To The Accused N Sivanandan by N. Sivanandan 9789814841481, 981484148X instant download after payment.

In Beyond a Reasonable Doubt, N. Sivanandan, one of the longest-serving interpreters in Singapore's judiciary, gives an insight into the work of a court interpreter. During his twenty years in the High Court and more than thirty years in the Subordinate Courts (now the State Courts), Sivanandan has interpreted in lengthy criminal cases -- mostly murder, rape and robbery -- and long, complicated civil trials before High Court judges, many with formidable reputations. Here are interesting cases that show what it is like standing next to the witness box and giving voice to the witness or litigant in a courtroom filled with their loved ones, judges, prosecuting officers and defence lawyers. This collection of experiences is enlivened by personal stories of the men on the bench, and life in the early days when the courts were situated in different areas and travelling between courts was itself an experience!

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