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The dynamics of reasonable doubt

2012
The doctrine of reasonable doubt is deeply entrenched within American culture, but the concept continues to mystify legal scholars, courts and jurors, and a coherent definition remains elusive. Reasonable doubt (RD) can be reified with the tool of decision theory as a tradeoff between acquitting the guilty and convicting the innocent.
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The beyond a reasonable doubt standard of proof: Juror understanding and reform

International Journal of Evidence and Proof, 2022
Olivia Smith
exaly  

An Experimental Exploration of Reasonable Doubt

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Jason A. Aimone, Stanton Hudja, Wilson Law, Charles M. North, Jason Ralston, Lucas Rentschler   +5 more
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A Reasonable Doubt

The Yale Law Journal, 1964
Gerald M. Caplan, Jacob W. Ehrlich
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Reasons for Doubt

Health & Social Work, 1990
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Laudan’s error: Reasonable doubt and acquittals of guilty people

International Journal of Evidence and Proof, 2020
Diego Dei Vecchi
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Reasonable Doubt

Scientific American, 2007
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Reasonable Doubt

The Journal of Criminal Law, 1956
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Reasonable Self-doubt

Criminal Law and Philosophy, 2020
Ram Rivlin
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Effects of judicial instructions and juror characteristics on interpretations of beyond reasonable doubt

Psychology, Crime and Law, 2018
Mandeep K Dhami, Sam Lundrigan, Katrin Mueller-Johnson   +2 more
exaly