Expert evidence: interpreting science in the law

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Legal processes and jurisprudence Ukrainian Legal and Forensic Studies Education, Healthcare and Sociology Research

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The first extended analysis of scientific expertise in legal decision-making. Smith and Wynne extend the sociology of scientific knowledge to explore expertise and decision-making in areas from forensic science to health and safety law. This book should be of interest to post-graduate students and professionals in sociology of science,socio-legal studies, criminology, law, social studies, and forensic science.

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