Expert Witnesses. Science, Medicine and the Practice of Law

Carol Jones

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Science, law and the rise of the modern state court experts the challenge of science the rise of the medical detective the law's response finding the right expert witness processing the legal story - civil litigation processing the legal story - state versus accused the impact of advocacy.

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