The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 93
... Evidence . In practice of course , arguments about evidence , let alone expert evidence , seem almost eliminated from civil trials , partly as a consequence of new systems of pre - trial exchanges , agreements and con- ferences ...
... Evidence . In practice of course , arguments about evidence , let alone expert evidence , seem almost eliminated from civil trials , partly as a consequence of new systems of pre - trial exchanges , agreements and con- ferences ...
Page 94
... evidence in paternity cases which led Courts to accept for generations evidence of a " probability of paternity " with which they then tied them- selves in logical knots trying to combine with the rest of the evidence in the case . The ...
... evidence in paternity cases which led Courts to accept for generations evidence of a " probability of paternity " with which they then tied them- selves in logical knots trying to combine with the rest of the evidence in the case . The ...
Page 101
... evidence has risen to the top of the forensic evidence ladder , so has the role of the statistical expert . The statistical expert is in Court for one reason alone , to provide the jury with a scientifically sound and objective method ...
... evidence has risen to the top of the forensic evidence ladder , so has the role of the statistical expert . The statistical expert is in Court for one reason alone , to provide the jury with a scientifically sound and objective method ...
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