Add to ORKGJasanoff says that the most effective way to integrate scientific knowledge fully and fairly into legal decisionmaking may be for judges to develop a keener sense of how science works
Citations, in their highly conventionalized forms, visibly indicate each texts explicit use of the p...
<p>This thesis explores the intersection of social science and judicial decision making. It examine...
Courts have become increasingly important arenas for mediating between competing interests in the in...
Jasanoff says that the most effective way to integrate scientific knowledge fully and fairly into le...
The Supreme Court\u27s Daubert trilogy places judges in the unenviable position of assessing the rel...
A researcher has many opportunities to safeguard research and take a stance in court to protect the ...
The legal conformation of science is not universal, as reveals a comparison with the legal system of...
Fischer says he believes that the uneasy relationship between law and science is likely to continue ...
Crabb looks at the approach one court has established to balance the demands of the legal system wit...
To be relevant to the real world and to have a reasonable chance of producing fair outcomes, legal a...
The Supreme Court\u27s Daubert trilogy places judges in the unenviable position of assessing the rel...
Part I of this Article begins by introducing the concept of judicial notice followed by a short back...
There has arisen in recent times an increasing concern for the quality and interpretation of scienti...
Courts increasingly confront legislative enactments made in light of scientific uncertainty. Even so...
This article argues that many judges lack the capacity to distinguish between experts witnesses who ...
Citations, in their highly conventionalized forms, visibly indicate each texts explicit use of the p...
<p>This thesis explores the intersection of social science and judicial decision making. It examine...
Courts have become increasingly important arenas for mediating between competing interests in the in...
Jasanoff says that the most effective way to integrate scientific knowledge fully and fairly into le...
The Supreme Court\u27s Daubert trilogy places judges in the unenviable position of assessing the rel...
A researcher has many opportunities to safeguard research and take a stance in court to protect the ...
The legal conformation of science is not universal, as reveals a comparison with the legal system of...
Fischer says he believes that the uneasy relationship between law and science is likely to continue ...
Crabb looks at the approach one court has established to balance the demands of the legal system wit...
To be relevant to the real world and to have a reasonable chance of producing fair outcomes, legal a...
The Supreme Court\u27s Daubert trilogy places judges in the unenviable position of assessing the rel...
Part I of this Article begins by introducing the concept of judicial notice followed by a short back...
There has arisen in recent times an increasing concern for the quality and interpretation of scienti...
Courts increasingly confront legislative enactments made in light of scientific uncertainty. Even so...
This article argues that many judges lack the capacity to distinguish between experts witnesses who ...
Citations, in their highly conventionalized forms, visibly indicate each texts explicit use of the p...
<p>This thesis explores the intersection of social science and judicial decision making. It examine...
Courts have become increasingly important arenas for mediating between competing interests in the in...