The role of forensic science evidence in criminal proceedings

Paul Harry Roberts · Chris J Willmore · Gwynn Davis

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Legal processes and jurisprudence Criminal Law and Evidence Jury Decision Making Processes

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Background and methodology the case for the prosecution and the production of forensic science evidence the defence reaction - conflict, consensus, clarification, confusion legal adversarialism and the forensic expert forensic science on trial.

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