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Kwe Today | On #CindyGladue and #AmberYoung: We must do better. #MMIW #MMIWG #MMIWG2S #sexwork

27.7.15

Kwe Today | On #CindyGladue and #AmberYoung: We must do better. #MMIW #MMIWG #MMIWG2S #sexwork: In R v Barton, the Cindy Gladue case, the trial judge outlined the difference in evidence. There is direct and circumstantial evidence. The trial judge sated post-offence conduct is circumstantial evidence, which is in contrast to direct evidence. Essentially, certain inferences can (or cannot) be made from circumstantial evidence. The example used in the instructions to the jury in Barton pointed to fingerprints “found on one of the beer cans” in the hotel room.[2] The fingerprints would be circumstantial evidence, just like post-offence conduct.


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