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“Despite their Lordships’ proclamation in Woolmington v DPP that no whittling
down of the principle [that the prosecution should prove the guilt of the defendant]
should be entertained, there has been a significant tarnishing of the golden thread in
the years since this decision.”
Doak, McGourlay & Thomas, Evidence: Law and Context (5th ed) (London & New
York: Routledge, 2018)
To what extent has the principle that it is for the prosecution to prove the guilt of the
defendant in criminal trials been eroded by the imposition of reverse onuses in
relation to the burden of proof?
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