Evidence as a multi-disciplinary subject

William L. Twining

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Legal processes and jurisprudence Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics Criminal Law and Evidence

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The subject of Evidence deserves to be a sustained focus of multi‐disciplinary attention. Recent events have combined to give it a higher public profile. It is inferential reasoning that gives the subject its coherence.

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