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A Brave New World Of Criminal Justice: Neil Gerlach's Genetic Imaginary, Stephen Coughlan
A Brave New World Of Criminal Justice: Neil Gerlach's Genetic Imaginary, Stephen Coughlan
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In this well written and intriguing book, Neil Gerlach asks why the criminal justice system has accepted DNA evidence in much the same way that our Anglo-Saxon predecessors accepted trial by ordeal. Why have we not instead shown the same caution we show polygraph evidence? To be sure, he does not present the issue in those terms, and might shudder at the analogy. Still, the central issue he pursues in the book is the question of how DNA evidence has managed to assume its current aura of infallibility, as evidence which is somehow uniquely objective and "true": how it has …
The Lawyer In The Interviewing And Counselling Process, By Andrew S. Watson, Margaret C. Attridge
The Lawyer In The Interviewing And Counselling Process, By Andrew S. Watson, Margaret C. Attridge
Indiana Law Journal
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Cross-Examination, By John Alan Appleman, William H. Remy
Cross-Examination, By John Alan Appleman, William H. Remy
Indiana Law Journal
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Evidence Of Guilt: Restrictions Upon Its Discovery Or Compulsory Disclosure, By John Macarthur Maguire, Edward W. Cleary
Evidence Of Guilt: Restrictions Upon Its Discovery Or Compulsory Disclosure, By John Macarthur Maguire, Edward W. Cleary
Indiana Law Journal
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