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The psychiatrist as expert witness. Part 1: general principles and civil cases

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Expert witnesses have recently had a bad press but they have long played an important role in the administration of justice. This article begins by drawing attention to the guidance of the UK Academy of Medical Royal Colleges for medical expert witnesses and then sets out the latest guidance for experts in civil cases.

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1999Expert evidence and the courts: 1. The history of expert evidence

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