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The International Journal of Evidence & Proof

ISSN Print: 1365-7127

ISSN Online: 1740-5572

主页: https://journals.sagepub.com/loi/epja

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Case commentary

Michael Plaxton

Book Review: Obstacles to Fairness in Criminal Proceedings

Samantha Fairclough

Credibility in context: Jury education and intimate partner rape

Louise Ellison

Killing Kaplanism: Flawed methodologies, the standard of proof and modernity

William Cullerne Bown

The ‘Corroborative Rule’ from a comparative and critical perspective

Guy Ben-David

Determining authenticity of video evidence in the age of artificial intelligence and in the wake of Deepfake videos

Alex Alexandrou,Marie-Helen Maras

The right of silence, socio

Paul Roberts

The admissibility of evidence obtained through human rights violations in Zambia: Revisiting Liswaniso v The People (1976) Zambia Law Reports 277

Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi

Noticeboard

Michael Plaxton

Truth and procedural fairness in Chinese criminal procedure law

Alexander Shytov,Peter Duff

Differential or deferential to media? The effect of prejudicial publicity on judge or jury

David Caruso,John Eldridge,Rebecca McEwen

Evidence, advocacy and the social sciences

Imogen Jones,Mark Coen

Unconfirmed accelerants: Controversial evidence in fire investigations

Marika Linnéa Henneberg,Neil Richard Morling

Book Review: Defendant Participation in the Criminal Process

Matt Thomason

Noticeboard

Michael Plaxton

‘Lend me your ears’: An analysis of how voice identification evidence is treated in four neighbouring criminal justice systems

Jeremy Robson

Can there be a burden of the best explanation?

Gustavo Ribeiro

Tapes, transcripts and trials: The routine contamination of police interview evidence

Kate Haworth

The criminal justice system as a problem in binary classification

William Cullerne Bown

A Tendency to Convict: Section 97 Evidence Act in Hughes v The Queen

Pearl Davidson

Testing the reflection assumption: A comparison of eyewitness ecology in the laboratory and criminal cases

Anna Carline,Heather D Flowe,Nilda Karo？lu

Case Commentary

Michael Plaxton

Evidencing domestic violence*, including behaviour that falls under the new offence of ‘controlling or coercive behaviour’

Charlotte Bishop,Vanessa Bettinson

R v Bradshaw: The principled approach to hearsay revisited

Chris DL Hunt,Micah B Rankin

Noticeboard

Jeremy Gans

Evidentiary instructions improve mock juror assessment of feature

Eva Ribbers,Marika Linnéa Henneberg

Rape as ‘one person’s word against another’s’: Challenging the conventional wisdom

Candida Leigh Saunders

One step forward and two steps back? The ‘20 Principles’ for questioning vulnerable witnesses and the lack of an evidence

Coral Dando,Michelle Mattison,Penny Cooper,Ray Bull,Rebecca Milne,Ruth Marchant,Thomas Ormerod

The diverging dictionaries of science and law

Helena Likwornik,Jason Chin,Maya Bielinski

Noticeboard

Jeremy Gans

‘[Expletive], that was confusing, wasn’t it?’ Defence lawyers’ and intermediaries’ assessment of the language used to question a child witness

Emily Henderson,Kirsten Hanna

Case commentaries

Jeremy Gans

In Memoriam: Dr Riccardo Montana (1976–2017)

Andrew Choo,David Nelken,John Jackson,Jonathan Doak,Mauro Barelli,Stewart Field

Case commentaries

Michael Plaxton

Gender discrimination and juries in the 20th century: Judging women judging men

Andrew L-T Choo,Jill Hunter

Social science and humanities evidence in Charter litigation: Lessons from Carter v Canada (Attorney General)

Jocelyn Downie

The ‘common sense’ memory belief system and its implications

Fraenze Kibowski,Lauren Knott,Lucy V Justice,Martin A Conway,Shazia Akhtar

Previous sexual history evidence: A gloss on relevance and relationship evidence

Matt James Thomason

The interpretation and application of the right to effective participation

Abenaa Owusu-Bempah

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