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No. 2 (2021): Quaestio facti. International Journal on Evidential Legal Reasoning

Quaestio facti. International Journal on Evidential Legal Reasoning

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Presentation

Michele Taruffo, in memoriam / La torre de Babel (castellano)

Jordi Ferrer Beltrán, Michele Taruffo

9-12
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Michele Taruffo, in memoriam / The Tower of Babel (English)

Jordi Ferrer Beltrán, Michele Taruffo

13-16
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Michele Taruffo, in memoriam / La torre di Babele (italiano)

Jordi Ferrer Beltrán, Michele Taruffo

17-20
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Michele Taruffo, in memoriam / A torre de Babel (português)

Jordi Ferrer Beltrán, Michele Taruffo

21-25
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Essays

A Critical Method for the Evaluation of Evidence: François Gorphe’s (1889-1959) Contribution to a Science of Proof à la française

Olivier Leclerc

29-52
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Behavioral Predictability and Criminal Proceedings : Some Notes on the Epistemic Foundation of Future Events in Precautionary Measures

Jeffry José Mora Sánchez

53-86
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Evidence Assessment and Standards of Proof: a Messy Issue

Giovanni Tuzet

87-114
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Rethinking «Maxims of Experience»

Alan Limardo

115-154
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Deciding About Facts in Trial Avoiding Mechanisms

Diana Veleda

155-184
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The Relationship Between the Criminal Justice System Practices and the Determination of the Standard of Proof

Santiago Eyherabide

185-224
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The Digital Privacy at Stake in Criminal Justice

Paulo Manuel Mello de Sousa Mendes

225-250
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Conjectures and Refutations

Naturalized Epistemology and the Law of Evidence Revisited

Ronald J. Allen

253-284
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How to Theorize about Statistical Evidence (and Really, about Everything Else) A comment on Allen

David Enoch

285-298
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Naturalized Epistemology and the Law of Evidence Methodological Reflections

Michael S. Pardo

299-312
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Strong, Weak, or Apparent Naturalization? Relative Plausibility Theory and Conceptual Analysis

Nicola Muffato

313-324
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In Defense of Weird Hypotheticals

Barbara A Spellman

325-338
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Single Victim's Testimony and Gender Perspective in the Criminal Procedure (2). Response to Refutations

José Luis Ramírez Ortíz

339-359
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Science for Legal Proceedings

Contributions of Psychology Beyond the Expert Evidence

Carmen Herrero

363-408
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Iuris Prudentia

Should We Prove Hate? Some Comments on Diana Sacayán´s Case

María Laura Manrique

411-441
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