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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Accommodating Legal Pluralism in Pacific Courts: Problems of Proof of Customary Law Corrin, Jennifer
2011
1 p. 1-25
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2 Admissibility in Criminal Proceedings of Third Party and Real Evidence Obtained by Methods Prohibited by UNCAT Pattenden, Rosemary
2006
1 p. 1-41
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3 Adverse Inferences and the Right to Silence: R v Beckles and Montague Easton, Susan
2000
1 p. 63-68
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4 A New Theoretical Framework regarding the Application and Reliability of Photographic Evidence Porter, Glenn
2011
1 p. 26-61
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5 An Unsatisfactory Stalemate: R (on the Application of Prudential plc) v Special Commissioner of Income Tax Loughrey, Joan
2014
1 p. 65-77
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6 Beliefs about suspect alibis: A survey of lay people in the United Kingdom, Israel, and Sweden Portnoy, Shiri

1 p. 59-74
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7 Book Review: Defendant Participation in the Criminal Process Thomason, Matt
2018
1 p. 79-81
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8 Book Review: Improperly Obtained Evidence in Anglo-American and Continental Law Ward, Tony

1 p. 95-96
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9 Case Commentaries Pattenden, Rosemary
2010
1 p. 63-84
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10 Case Commentaries Pattenden, Rosemary
2011
1 p. 70-85
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11 Case Commentaries Pattenden, Rosemary
2012
1 p. 106-127
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12 Case commentaries Gans, Jeremy
2018
1 p. 82-84
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13 Case commentaries Gans, Jeremy
2016
1 p. 78-82
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14 Case commentary Plaxton, Michael

1 p. 97-99
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15 Child Pornography: Balancing Substantive and Evidential Law to Safeguard Children Effectively from Abuse Gillespie, Alisdair A.
2005
1 p. 29-49
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16 Clarifying the Burden of Persuasion: What Bayesian Decision Rules Do and Do Not Do Kaye, D.H.
1999
1 p. 1-28
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17 Confessions to Mr Big Murphy, Brendon
2016
1 p. 29-48
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18 Constructing the Pre-Trial Role of the Defence in French Criminal Procedure: An Adversarial Outsider in an Inquisitorial Process? Hodgson, Jacqueline
2002
1 p. 1-16
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19 Correspondence Tapper, Colin
2004
1 p. 68-68
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20 Corroboration and Care Warnings after Makanjuola Hartshorne, John
1998
1 p. 1-12
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21 Credibility Contests: The Elephant in the Room Green, Michael
2014
1 p. 28-40
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22 Disclosure of Evidence and Legal Assistance at Custodial Interrogation: What Does the European Convention on Human Rights Require? Toney, Raymond J.
2001
1 p. 39-60
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23 ‘Don't Look Back’: The Exclusion of Evidence and the Constitutional Rights of the Accused. A Caribbean Commonwealth Perspective O'Brien, Derek
2000
1 p. 45-62
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24 Drawing Inferences from Positive Suggestions Put to Witnesses: R v Webber Nash, Susan
2005
1 p. 50-54
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25 Drug Dealing and the Presumption of Innocence: The Human Rights Act (Almost) Bites Roberts, Paul
2002
1 p. 17-37
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26 Due Process and the Admission of Expert Evidence on Recovered Memory in Historic Child Sexual Abuse Cases: Lessons from America Ring, Sinéad
2012
1 p. 66-92
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27 Editorial McConville, Mike
1996
1 p. 3-3
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28 Evidencing domestic violence*, including behaviour that falls under the new offence of ‘controlling or coercive behaviour’ Bishop, Charlotte
2018
1 p. 3-29
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29 Exclusion of Evidence: DPP (Walsh) v Cash Daly, Yvonne Marie
2011
1 p. 62-69
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30 Expert Evidence on the Reliability of Eyewitness Identification—Some Observations on the Justifications for Exclusion: Gage v HM Advocate Roberts, Andrew
2012
1 p. 93-105
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31 Expert Witness Evidence in Sexual Assault Trials: Questions, Answers and Law Reform in Australia and England Cossins, Annie
2013
1 p. 74-113
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32 Eyewitness Identification and Expert Insight: R v Forbes Roberts, Andrew
2010
1 p. 57-62
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33 ‘Face to Face’: Rediscovering the Right to Confront Prosecution Witnesses Friedman, Richard D.
2004
1 p. 1-30
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34 Fair's Fair? Tapper, Colin
2008
1 p. 53-57
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35 Filling in the Blanks for Litigation Privilege: Blank v Canada (Minister of Justice) Ives, Dale E.
2007
1 p. 49-56
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36 From ad Hoc to Hybrid—The Rules and Regulations Governing Reception of Expert Evidence at the International Criminal Court Derham, Roger
2010
1 p. 25-56
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37 Guilty; But of What? Hirst, Michael
2000
1 p. 31-44
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38 In Defence of Vulnerable Witnesses: The Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 McEwan, Jenny
2000
1 p. 1-30
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39 Independent Issuing of Search Warrants: Damache v DPP Daly, Yvonne Marie
2013
1 p. 114-122
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40 In Memoriam Barelli, Mauro
2018
1 p. 87-88
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41 Inter-agency evidence sharing in competition law enforcement Martyniszyn, Marek
2015
1 p. 11-28
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42 ‘In the interests of justice’ as the new test to exclude relevant evidence in Singapore: ANB v ANC [2014] SGHC 172; Wan Lai Ting v Kea Kah Kim [2014] SGHC 180 Siyuan, Chen
2015
1 p. 67-72
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43 Is it Constitutionally Permissible to Infringe the Right to Remain Silent? Schwikkard, P. J.
2001
1 p. 32-38
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44 Is Judicial Proof of Facts a Form of Scientific Explanation? A Preliminary Investigation of ‘Clinical’ Legal Method Menashe, Doron
2008
1 p. 32-52
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45 Is Reliability Sufficient? The Law Commission and Expert Evidence in International and Interdisciplinary Perspective (Part 1) Edmond, Gary
2012
1 p. 30-65
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46 Judicial Discretion: Victimising the Villains? Doherty, Michael
1999
1 p. 44-56
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47 Judicial Fact-Finding and the Bayesian Method: The Case for Deeper Scepticism about Their Combination Stein, Alex
1996
1 p. 25-47
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48 Judicial Independence and Anti-Terrorism Legislation in Canada: Blurring the Investigative and Judicial Functions: Re an Application under s. 83.28 of the Criminal Code Sheldrick, Byron M.
2006
1 p. 75-80
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49 Judicial Notice Extended: Mullen v Hackney London Borough Council Allen, Christopher
1998
1 p. 37-43
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50 Law reform and source material Gans, Jeremy
2015
1 p. 73-75
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51 Legal Advice and Pre-Trial Silence—Unreasonable Developments Cooper, Simon
2006
1 p. 60-69
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52 Legal versus non-legal approaches to forensic science evidence Edmond, Gary
2016
1 p. 3-28
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53 Litigants in Person and Their Difficulties in Adducing Evidence: A Study of Small Claims in an English County Court Lewis, Paul
2007
1 p. 24-48
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54 Miranda Exclusionary Rule Re-Affirmed: US v Dickerson Mirfield, Peter
2001
1 p. 61-67
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55 Need Verdicts Come in Pairs? Laudan, Larry
2010
1 p. 1-24
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56 Noticeboard 2010
1 p. 85-88
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57 Noticeboard 2012
1 p. 128-152
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58 Noticeboard 2014
1 p. 78-81
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59 Noticeboard 2011
1 p. 86-88
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60 Noticeboard 2009
1 p. 79-81
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61 Noticeboard 2007
1 p. 57-68
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62 Noticeboard 2008
1 p. 64-88
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63 Noticeboard 2004
1 p. 69-76
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64 Noticeboard 2005
1 p. 55-71
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65 Noticeboard 2013
1 p. 123-126
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66 Noticeboard Gans, Jeremy
2018
1 p. 85-86
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67 Noticeboard 1999
1 p. 66-67
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68 Noticeboard 1996
1 p. 76-79
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69 Noticeboard 1998
1 p. 56-59
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70 Noticeboard Gans, Jeremy
2016
1 p. 83-85
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71 Noticeboard 2001
1 p. 68-70
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72 Noticeboard 2000
1 p. 69-72
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73 Noticeboard 2002
1 p. 69-70
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74 Noticeboard Gans, Jeremy
2015
1 p. 76-79
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75 Noticeboard Plaxton, Michael

1 p. 100
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76 Opinion Evidence; Admissibility of ad Hoc Expert Voice Recognition Evidence: R v Flynn Warburton, Damian
2009
1 p. 50-57
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77 Prepared Statements, Legal Advice and the Right to Silence: R v Knight Choo, Andrew L.-T.
2004
1 p. 62-67
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78 Probabilistic models of legal corroboration Urbaniak, Rafal

1 p. 12-34
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79 Probability reasoning in judicial fact-finding Hunt, Ian

1 p. 75-94
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80 Prosecution and Privilege Tapper, Colin
1996
1 p. 5-24
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81 Proving Consent in Sexual Cases: Legislative Change and Cultural Evolution McEwan, Jenny
2005
1 p. 1-28
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82 Psychological Autopsies: Legal Applications and Admissibility Ormerod, David
2001
1 p. 1-31
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83 Questions of Fact in the Practice of Law: A Response to Allen and Pardo's ‘Facts in Law and Facts of Law’ Kirgis, Paul F.
2004
1 p. 47-61
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84 Review: Confession Evidence Leng, Roger
1998
1 p. 68-70
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85 Review: Evidence, Advocacy and Ethical Practice: A Criminal Trial Commentary Roberts, Paul
1996
1 p. 92-97
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86 Review: Evidence, Proof and Probability Roberts, Paul
1999
1 p. 68-70
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87 Review: Forensic Identification and Criminal Justice: Forensic Science, Justice and Risk Redmayne, Mike
2008
1 p. 89-91
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88 Review: Hearsay and Confrontation in Criminal Trials Oxford Birch, Diane
1996
1 p. 98-101
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89 Review: International Criminal Law: A Collection of International and European Instruments, the Protection of Human Rights in the Administration of Criminal Justice: A Compendium of United Nations Norms and Standards, International Criminal Law and Procedure, War Crimes in International Law Roberts, Paul
1998
1 p. 60-68
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90 Review: The Emerging System of International Criminal Law: Developments in Codification and Implementation, the Law of War Crimes: National and International Approaches Roberts, Paul
2000
1 p. 73-76
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91 Review: The Presumption of Innocence: Evidential and Human Rights Perspectives Glover, Richard
2011
1 p. 89-92
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92 Review: The Trial on Trial (Volume 1): Truth and Due Process, Litigation II: Evidence & Criminal Process Hodgson, Jacqueline
2007
1 p. 69-73
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93 R v Bradshaw Hunt, Chris DL
2018
1 p. 68-78
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94 Self-Incrimination and the Threat of Prosecution under Foreign Law: Brannigan v Davison Pattenden, Rosemary
1998
1 p. 44-50
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95 Self-Incrimination Goes to Strasbourg: O'Halloran and Francis v United Kingdom Birdling, Malcolm
2008
1 p. 58-63
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96 Silence in Court: From Common Sense to Common Law: Azzopardi Leng, Roger
2002
1 p. 62-68
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97 Surveying the Attacks on Psychiatry in the Legal Process Slovenko, Ralph
1996
1 p. 48-75
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98 Taking Epistemology Seriously: ‘Truth, Reason and Justice’ Revisited Nicolson, Donald
2013
1 p. 1-46
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99 The admissibility of an extra-curial admission by an accused as hearsay evidence against a co-accused in South Africa: Litako and others v S reconsidering S v Ndhlovu & others Mujuzi, Jamil Ddamulira
2015
1 p. 3-10
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100 The adversarial defence lawyer: Myths, disclosure and efficiency—A contemporary analysis of the role in the era of the Criminal Procedure Rules Johnston, Ed

1 p. 35-58
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101 The comparative advantages of brain-based lie detection: the P300 concealed information test and pre-trial bargaining Danaher, John
2015
1 p. 52-66
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102 The Complaining Juror: Attorney-General v Scotcher Daly, Gillian
2006
1 p. 70-74
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103 The Corroboration Requirement in Scottish Criminal Trials: Should it Be Retained for Some Forms of Problematic Evidence? Davidson, Fraser P.
2014
1 p. 1-27
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104 The Corroboration Warning in Sexual Offence Trials: Final Vestige of the Historic Suspicion of Sexual Offence Complainants or a Necessary Protection for Defendants? Leahy, Susan
2014
1 p. 41-64
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105 The detection of deception during trials: Ignoring the nonverbal communication of witnesses is not the solution—A response to Vrij and Turgeon (2018) Denault, Vincent

1 p. 3-11
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106 The discretionary death penalty for drug couriers in Singapore Siyuan, Chen
2016
1 p. 49-71
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107 The diverging dictionaries of science and law Likwornik, Helena
2018
1 p. 30-44
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108 The Evidence of Children and other Vulnerable Witnesses: A Discussion Paper: Law Commission of New Zealand, Preliminary Paper 26 McEwan, Jenny
1998
1 p. 32-36
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109 The expert witness’s duty of impartiality in Canada Hunt, Chris D. L.
2016
1 p. 72-77
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110 The influence of Professor J.H. Wigmore on evidence law in Australia Wilson, Nigel
2015
1 p. 29-51
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111 The Law of Confessions in Theory and Practice: Swaffield and Pavic Stone, Elizabeth
1999
1 p. 57-65
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112 The Likelihood-Ratio Framework and Forensic Evidence in Court: A Response to R v T Morrison, Geoffrey Stewart
2012
1 p. 1-29
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113 The Next Step or Moonwalking? Expert Evidence, the Public Understanding of Science and the Case against Imwinkelried's Didactic Trial Procedures Edmond, Gary
1998
1 p. 13-31
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114 The Protection of Vulnerable Witnesses in Court: An Anglo-Dutch Comparison Ellison, Louise
1999
1 p. 29-43
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115 The Role of Gender in Judicial Decision-Making: Similar Fact Evidence, the Rose West Trial and beyond Winter, Jo
2004
1 p. 31-46
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116 The Significance of Culture in Criminal Procedure Reform: Why the Revised Disclosure Scheme Cannot Work Quirk, Hannah
2006
1 p. 42-59
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117 The Standard of Proof in Civil Cases: An Insurance Fraud Perspective Hjalmarsson, Johanna
2013
1 p. 47-73
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118 The Superfluous Rule of Evidence on Judicial Notice Slovenko, Ralph
1998
1 p. 51-55
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119 The Trouble with Teixeira: Developing a Principled Approach to Entrapment Ormerod, David
2002
1 p. 38-61
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120 The Uncertain Status of Privilege in Children Act Cases: Re L McEwan, Jenny
1996
1 p. 80-91
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121 The Use and Abuse of Psychiatric Evidence in Rape Trials Ellison, Louise
2009
1 p. 28-49
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122 Unconfirmed accelerants Henneberg, Marika Linnéa
2018
1 p. 45-67
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123 Vulnerable and Intimidated Witnesses and the Adversarial Process in England and Wales Burton, Mandy
2007
1 p. 1-23
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124 Weaknesses of Adjudication in the Face of Secret Evidence Van Harten, Gus
2009
1 p. 1-27
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