Expertise in Regulation and Law

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Contents: Experts and expertise in legal and regulatory settings, Gary Edmond and David Mercer Expertise and experience in the governance of science: what is public participation for?, Alan Irwin Scientific expertise and regulatory decision-making: standards, evidential interpretation and social interests in the pharmaceutical sector, John Abraham Protecting the environment at the margin: the role of economic analysis in regulatory design and decision-making, Marc A. Eisner. Hyper-experts and the vertical integration of expertise in EMF/RF litigation, David Mercer Jackson Pollock, Judge Pollak, and the dilemma of fingerprint expertise, Simon A. Cole 'Science above all else': the inversion of credibility between forensic DNA profiling and fingerprint evidence, Michael Lynch Judging facts: managing expert knowledges in legal decision making, Gary Edmond Narrative traditions of space, time and trust in court: terra nullis, 'wandering', the Yorta Yorta native title claim, and the Hindmarsh Island Bridge Controversy, David Turnbull Ethical dimensions of law - science relations in US courtrooms, David S. Caudill The invisible branch: the authority of science studies in expert evidence jurisprudence, Gary Edmond and David Mercer Bibliography Index.

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