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How Big is the "Iceberg"? A Zemiological Approach to Quantifying Miscarriages of Justice
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  • 1981Conviction: Law the State and the Construction of Justice243 cited
  • 1988Miscarriages of Justice66 cited

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  • 2009The relationship between forensic science and judicial error: a study covering error sources, bias, and remedies12 cited

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