When can adverse inferences be drawn from a defendants silence? Inferences can be drawn from all of these, as stated under S34-37 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994

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Adverse inferences can be drawn from a defendant's silence during a trial, failure to mention a fact later relied upon in court, failure to account for a mark, and failure to account for their presence at a particular place under S34-37 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994. Thus, all the given choices are correct.

When Can Adverse Inferences Be Drawn from a Defendants Silence