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Clinical Radiology, 2019 One of the most challenging areas of radiological imaging in children is the diagnosis of physical abuse. There is a dearth of paediatric radiologists willing to act as expert witnesses, particularly in the family courts.
A. Oates +14 more
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VARIASI ARGUMEN SAKSI DALAM PEMBELAJARAN MENULIS ILMIAH BAGI MAHASISWA
Fon, 2022 ABSTRAK: Salah satu karakteristik artikel ilmiah ialah adanya variasi argumen sebagai bentuk pertanggungjawaban ilmiah seorang penulis terhadap isi artikelnya.
Antonius Nesi +2 more
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On trends of the role transition from expert assistant to expert witness
Journal of Forensic Science and Medicine, 2018 In the context of Chinese evidence law, the role of the expert assistant is to “offer opinion on the forensic expertise or specialized issues.” This role is multiple-facet, somewhat similar to a lawyer's role, and to some extent similar to that of a ...
Baosheng Zhang, Shuai Dong, Ping Yang
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Ethical Issues of Psychological Expert Testimony in Child Custody Cases: A Comparison of Ethical Approaches [PDF]
Psychology in Russia: State of Art, 2020 Background. Both authors are working on the Board of Ethics of the CzechMoravian Psychological Society. Tey face a recurring pattern of complaints, where one parent in the multilateral contractual feld of the child custody domain complains about the ...
Bohumila Baštecká, Hedvika Boukalová
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Expert Witness Participation in Civil and Criminal Proceedings
Pediatrics, 2017 The interests of the public and both the medical and legal professions are best served when scientifically sound and unbiased expert witness testimony is readily available in civil and criminal proceedings.
Stephan R. Paul, S. Narang
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The biases of experts: An empirical analysis of expert witness challenges
Manitoba law journal, 2019 Biased expert witnesses pose a distinct challenge to the legal system. In the criminal sphere, they have contributed to several wrongful convictions, and in civil cases, they can protract disputes and reduce faith in the legal system. This has inspired a
J. Chin, M. Lutsky, I. Dror
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Experts and evidence in deliberation: scrutinising the role of witnesses and evidence in mini-publics, a case study [PDF]
, 2020 Experts hold a prominent position in guiding and shaping policy-making; however, the nature of expert input to decision-making is a topic of public debate. A key aspect of deliberative processes such as citizens’ juries is the provision of information to
Elstub, Stephen +3 more
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Acta Iuris Stetinensis, 2017 The article presents a few reflections on the expert opinion in the Polish criminal process. The article describes some general problems related to the expert’s opinion including the question of the specifics of the expert’s opinion in comparison to ...
Małgorzata Żbikowska
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Jurors’ perceptions of forensic science expert witnesses:Experience, qualifications, testimony style and credibility [PDF]
, 2018 The judicial system calls upon expert witnesses to testify in court when complex or specialized knowledge, beyond that of the lay person, is needed to interpret the evidence.
McCarthy Wilcox, A., NicDaeid, N.
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Firefighting Expert Witnesses and Their Role in the Safety System
Safety & Fire Technology, 2019 Aim: The aim of the article is to present and characterise the professionals who – thanks to their specialised knowledge – are part of the safety system.
Karol Pachnik
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