Evidence of a defedants bad character is always admissible. It is only admissible if one of the gateways in S101 (1) CJA 2003 applies.

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Evidence of a defendant's bad character is not always admissible. It can only be admitted if it meets the criteria set out in section 101(1) of the Criminal Justice Act 2003, which includes factors such as relevance to the case and probative value.

Evidence of a Defedants Bad Character Is Always Admissible