LAWS398 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: New South Wales, Andrew Tink, Paul Whelan

• School: Macquarie University
• Department: Law/Law Participation and Community Engagement
• Course: LAWS398
• Professor: Sonya Willis

Document Summary

The desirability of admitting evidence that is important to the prosecution of serious offences outweighed the undesirability of not admitting evidence obtained in the way that the search warrant evidence was obtained. Roberto laudisio curti died in march 2012 after being tasered 14 times - seven times within. Evidence was heard before this court for ten days in october regarding the death of roberto. Laudisio-curti, a 21-year-old brazilian national, who died in sydney on march 18, 2012. This inquest was mandatory under s 23 of the coroners act 2009, as he died in the course of police operations. Furthermore, facts required to be established by the coroner under s 81 of the. Act include his identity, date and place of death, and the manner and cause of that death. The autopsy performed by a senior forensic pathologist at glebe was unable to establish that direct cause.