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Expert Evidence

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Listening to killers

James Garbarino

2015

Psychological evaluations for the courts

Gary B. Melton

2007

Science in the law

David L. Faigman, David H. Kaye, Michael J. Saks et al.

2002

Preparing and presenting expert testimony in child abuse litigation

Paul Stern

1997

Computer Crimes and Digital Investigations

Ian Walden

2007

Computer Forensics

Robert C. Newman

2007

Expert witness handbook

Dan Poynter

1997

Mental health and the law

Edward B. Beis

1984

Galileo's revenge

Peter W. Huber

1991

Forensic and legal psychology

Mark Costanzo

2012

Psychology and law

Anne M. Bartol, Curt R. Bartol

1994

The scalpel of Scotland Yard

Douglas G. Browne

1952

Forensic and investigative accounting

D. Larry Crumbley

2011

Forensic Nurse

Serita Stevens

2004

The Toxicologist as Expert Witness

Arthur Furst

2002

Expert witnesses in child abuse cases

Stephen J. Ceci, Helene Hembrooke

1998

Forensic psychology

L. R. C. Haward

1981

Psychological testing in child custody evaluations

Leslie Drozd

2005

Scientific evidence in criminal cases

Andre A. Moenssens

1986

Forensic science evidence

Donald E. Shelton

2012

Stolen Innocence: A Mother's Fight for Justice

John Batt

2004

Coping with psychiatric and psychological testimony

Jay Ziskin

1975

Expert testimony

Steven Lubet

1998

Telling it to the judge

Arthur J. Ray

2011

The mammoth book of CSI

Roger Wilkes

2007

The psychiatrist as expert witness

Thomas G. Gutheil

1998

Laws of evidence

Thomas Buckles

2003

Forensic science and the expert witness

James K. Bowen, J. H. Phillips

1985

True and false experts

Eugene Grissom

1878

Blood secrets

Rod Englert

2010

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