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• IanHillQC, Barrister, WilliamCrockettChambers

• ChristopherBeale, Barrister,OwenDixonChambersEast

• DrSuzanneMcNicol, Barrister, JoanRosanoveChambers

• WarwickWalsh-Buckley, Barrister,AickinChambers

• RobertStary, Principal, RobertStaryLawyers, Accredited Criminal Law Specialist

• LauraMcDonough, Managing Lawyer, Sex Offences Team, VictorianLegalAid, Co-Chair of the Criminal Law Advisory Committee,LawInstituteofVictoria, Accredited Criminal Law Specialist

• DrIanFreckeltonSC, Barrister, WilliamCrockettChambers, Chief Examiner for Specialist Accreditation in Criminal Law, LawInstituteofVictoria

Program highlights

• Acquire in-depth coverage on the new provisions of the Evidence Act 2008 and the use of Tendency and Coincidence Evidence

• Be updated on the amendments to the Criminal Procedure Act 2009 with attention to interlocutory appeals and changes to the Court of Appeal Procedure

• Analyse the potential civil consequences for clients of a plea of guilty with the usage of civil action in conjunction with (or after) criminal proceedings

• Uncover the legislation, risk assessment, pertinent cases and human rights issues regarding the Serious Sex Offenders (Detention and Supervision) Act 2009

• Listen to the developments in drink driving law and drug driving offences

• Explore the defence of mental impairment and unfitness to stand trial

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8:30 Registration

8:50 Welcome from the Chair

Ian Hill QC, Barrister, William Crockett Chambers

9:00 The use of Tendency and Coincidence Evidence • The major changes made by Part 3.6 of the Evidence Act

2008 (the Act)

• How tendency and coincidence evidence differ from propensity evidence, context evidence and relationship evidence

• When does tendency and coincidence evidence have significant probative value?

• What is meant by “prejudicial effect” in Section 101 of the Evidence Act 2008?

• On appeal, does House v The King apply?

• Cases to be discussed: AE [2008] NSWCCA 52, BP [2010] NSWCCA 303, CGL [2010] VSCA 26, KJM (No 2) [2011] VSCA 268, KRI [2011] VSCA 127, PG [2010] VSCA 289, PNJ [2010] VSCA 88

Christopher Beale, Barrister, Owen Dixon Chambers East

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9:45 Updates to the Evidence Act 2008• Privilege

• Update on discretionary and mandatory exclusion Sections 135-138

• The hearsay rule

• Unavailable witnesses – Singh v The Queen [2011] VSCA 263

Dr Suzanne McNicol, Barrister, Joan Rosanove Chambers

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10:30 Amendments to the Criminal Procedure Act 2009• Interlocutory Appeals

– Section 295

• Changes to Court of Appeal procedure

Christopher Boyce, Barrister, William Crockett Chambers

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11:15 Morning tea

11:30 It’s not over when it’s over: civil consequences flowing from criminal proceedings

• Restraining orders

• Confiscation and Forfeiture

• Pecuniary penalty orders

• Section 85 applications for compensation

• Common law proceedings for damages

Nicole Spicer, Principal, Spicer Lawyers, Accredited Criminal Law Specialist

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12:15 Developments in drink driving law and drug driving offences

• Changes made to the impoundment of vehicles by the Road Safety Amendment (Hoon Driving) Act 2010

• Road Safety Amendment (Hoon Driving and Other Matters) Act 2011

• Recent changes to increase penalties for drug-driving charges

• Defending speeding charges – Agar v Dolheguy & Anor [2010] VSC 506, DPP v Meade [2011] VSC 358

• Pleadings defects in Refusal Charges & new guidelines for amending Charges – DPP v Kypri [2011] VSCA 257

• Validity of Requirements for Accompaniment for breath-testing – DPP v Piscopo [2011] VSCA 275

• Validity of Requirements for Remaining for breath-testing – DPP v Rukandin [2011] VSCA 275

John Marquis, Barrister, Owen Dixon Chambers East Warwick Walsh-Buckley, Barrister, Aickin Chambers

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1:15 Networking lunch for speakers and delegates

2:15 Drug Offences – an exploration of defences• The case of Momcilovic v The Queen [2011] HCA 34

• Constitutional validity of the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (VIC): Sections 32(1) and 36

• Interaction between Sections 5, 71AC and 73(2) of the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981 (VIC)

• Inconsistency with Section 109 of the Constitution

Thomas Danos, Barrister, Aickin Chambers

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3:00 Taking the initiative on sentence reforms• Drug law reform

• Imprisonment alternatives

• Spent convictions

Robert Stary, Principal, Robert Stary Lawyers, Accredited Criminal Law Specialist

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3:45 Afternoon tea

4:00 Sex offences• Sex Offenders registration Act 2004

– Logistics of the Act – how one becomes a registered offender, risk assessment, duration of registration, conditions of registration, appeals, and the use of information that is obtained through registration

– Relevant authorities

– Potential d efences

– Comparative analysis of Victorian, national and international models

• Serious Sex Offenders (Detention and Supervision) Act 2009

– Legislation

– Relevant c ases

– Risk a ssessment

– Procedure

– Human rights questions raised by these type of applications

Laura McDonough, Managing Lawyer, Sex Offences Team, Victorian Legal Aid, Co-Chair of the Criminal Law Advisory Committee, Law Institute of Victoria, Accredited Criminal Law Specialist Helen Spowart, Senior Public Defender, Public Defenders Unit, Victoria Legal Aid, Accredited Criminal Law Specialist

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5:00 Defence of mental impairment and unfitness to stand trial• The defence of mental impairment (formerly Insanity)

• Criteria for defence, onus, burden of proof

• Expert evidence

• Consequences of success in the defence

• Comparison of special hearings and unfitness to stand trial

• Appeals

• Major reviews, extended leave, custodial supervision orders, non-custodial supervision orders

Dr Ian Freckelton SC, Barrister, William Crockett Chambers, Chief Examiner for Specialist Accreditation in Criminal Law, Law Institute of Victoria

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5:45 Closing remarks from the Chair

5:50 Close of conference

29 November 2011, Stamford Plaza Melbourne

Who should attend?• Criminal Law Practitioners

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