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The Form of Reform: Revisiting the Choice among a Creed, a Code, and a Catalogue by Imwinkelried, Edward J

“…In the past, international Evidence law reformers have focused primarily on substantive evidentiary doctrines. However, for reforms to be effective, the courts…”
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Another "view" of fingerprint evidence by Cherry, Michael, Imwinkelried, Edward J, Schenk, Manfred

“…Different exhibits, giving the judge and jury a better view of the comparison, can help them make a more informed decision whether the defense attack on the…”
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Poetic Justice in Punishing the Evidentiary Misdeed of Knowingly Proffering Inadmissible Evidence by Imwinkelried, Edward J

“…Abstract The civil procedure rules have been amended to curb pretrial discovery misconduct. The amendments may have deterred some such misconduct. However, the…”
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The lack of statistics and distortion can weaken fingerprint accuracy by Cherry, Michael, Imwinkelried, Edward J, Schenk, Manfred

“…Both the F.B.I, and New Scodami Yard have abandoned the old practice of rigidly insisting on a certain number of matching details before declaring a match…”
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Rigor or Reach? Strictness or Scope?: The Continuing Battle Over the Parameters of The Supreme Court's Daubert/Kumho Reliability/Validation Test for the Admissibility of Expert Testimony by Imwinkelried, Edward J

“…Expert testimony is offered at the overwhelming majority of trials conducted in the United States. In many of these cases, it is absolutely essential for the…”
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Cell tower junk science by Cherry, Michael, Imwinkelried, Edward J, Schenk, Manfred, Romano, Aaron, Fetterman, Naomi, Hardin, Nicole, Beckman, Arnie

“…[...] the jury viewed the "ping" data as precisely what it was: manufactured evidence designed to imply the defendant's guilt. [...] he concluded in the first…”
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Expert Testimony by Ethicists: What Should be the Norm? by Imwinkelried, Edward J.

“…The term, “bioethics” was coined in 1970 by American cancerologist V. R. Potter. In the few decades since, the field of bioethics has emerged as an important…”
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QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ACCURACY OF FINGERPRINT EVIDENCE by Cherry, Michael, Imwinkelried, Edward J

“…Unfortunately, there is no consensus. [...] again even before the arrival of dig- ital technology, it was difficult to determine whether a pho- tograph had…”
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REVISITING "THE PROFICIENCY OF EXPERTS": THE NEED TO IDENTIFY AND ANALYZE THE EVIDENTIARY SUB-ISSUES by Imwinkelried, Edward J

“…PCAST identified two well-designed studies of the validity of fingerprint examination; one discovered an error in every 306 cases while the second found an…”
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CLARITY: ELIMINATING THE CONFUSION ABOUT THE REGULATION OF THE "FACT" UAL BASES FOR EXPERT TESTIMONY UNDER THE FEDERAL RULES OF EVIDENCE by Imwinkelried, Edward J

“…Expert testimony is offered at the vast majority of trials in courts of general jurisdiction in the United States. Federal Rules of Evidence 702-06 govern the…”
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THE GOVERNMENT MISCONDUCT EXCEPTION TO THE DELIBERATIVE PROCESS PRIVILEGE: BRINGING CLARITY TO THE MOST IMPORTANT EXCEPTION TO THE MOST FREQUENTLY INVOKED GOVERNMENT EVIDENTIARY PRIVILEGE by Imwinkelried, Edward J

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A cautionary note about fingerprint analysis and reliance on digital technology by Cherry, Michael, Imwinkelried, Edward

“…Limitations of extensive reliance on computerisation and digital technology in fingerprint analysis - digital images are simple, incomplete approximations of…”
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THE BEST INSURANCE AGAINST MISCARRIAGES OF JUSTICE CAUSED BY JUNK SCIENCE: AN ADMISSIBILITY TEST THAT IS SCIENTIFICALLY AND LEGALLY SOUND by Imwinkelried, Edward J

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DEFERRED PROSECUTION AGREEMENTS AND LEGAL PROFESSIONAL PRIVILEGE/ATTORNEY–CLIENT PRIVILEGE: ENGLISH AND US EXPERIENCE COMPARED by Mitchell, Rebecca, Imwinkelried, Edward, Stockdale, Michael

“…The ability to assert legal professional privilege is recognised in English law as a fundamental human right. In the United States, attorney-client privilege…”
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THE ACCUSED'S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO INTRODUCE CRITICAL, DEMONSTRABLY RELIABLE EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE by HEFFERNAN, LIZ, IMWINKELRIED, EDWARD J.

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The Effect of the Successful Assertion of the State Secrets Privilege in a Civil Lawsuit in Which the Government is Not a Party: When, If Ever, Should the Defendant Shoulder the Burden of the Government’s Successful Privilege Claim? by Imwinkelried, Edward J.

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Didactic Trial Procedures by Imwinkelried, Edward

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The Need for Truly Systemic Analysis of Proposals for the Reform of Both Pretrial Practice and Evidentiary Rules: The Role of the Law of Unintended Consequences in "Litigation" Reform by Imwinkelried, Edward J

“…"7 Although it is an overstatement to claim that "there is no such thing as European Continental Evidence law,"8 the continental systems have largely abandoned…”
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The Next Step in Conceptualizing the Presentation of Expert Evidence as Education: The Case for Didactic Trial Procedures by Imwinkelried, Edward J.

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Evidence Law Visits Jurassic Park: The Far-Reaching Implication of the "Daubert" Court's Recognition of the Uncertainty of the Scientific Enterprise by Imwinkelried, Edward J

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