…has a duty to give evidence only of the highest academic standard based on his personal scrutiny and assessment of all the world literature on the subject in his area of expertise. To stray from this, or otherwise deceive the court, is serious professional misconduct…
FACTion, Winter 2017-18 now available
Our latest edition of FACTion is available here This issue has articles on a university innocence project, the new All Party Parliamentary Group on Miscarriages […]
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