appeal against convictions
knowingly take part in manufacture of not less than large commercial quantity of methylamphetamine
conspiracy to manufacture not less than large commercial quantity of methylamphetamine
proper characterisation of the object of the conspiracy
impossibility of achievement by use of materials available
whether because object of conspiracy impossible of achievment by use of means proposed a permanent stay of proceedings ought be ordered
whether judge ought to have directed the jury they must be satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the object of the alleged conspiracy was the manufacture of methylamphetamine as distinct from amphetamine
whether separate trial of first count ought to have been ordered
admissibility of coincidence evidence
directions concerning evidence admissible on individual counts
the effect of doubts concerning credibility of a witness in relation to one count on jury consideration of other counts
directions concerning circumstantial evidence
evidence of deceased witness read
indemnified witnesses
cross-examination of appellant on matters relevant only to credibility
evidence of prior criminal conviction
evidence of disciplinary proceedings
discretion to grant leave to cross-examine appellant on credibility
unfairness
“substantial probative value”
unreasonable verdicts
corroboration
corroboration of evidence of accomplices
whether one accomplice can corroborate the evidence of another
directions concerning unreliability of witnesses
jury access to transcripts of counsels’ addresses and summing up
leave to appeal against sentence
appeal dismissed
leave granted to appeal against sentence
appeal dismissed
Evidence Act (NSW) 1995 s65, s98, s101, s102, s103, s104, s112, s128, s135 s136 s137, s164, s165, s192