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No. 10 (2026): Quaestio facti. International Journal on Evidential Legal Reasoning

Quaestio facti. International Journal on Evidential Legal Reasoning

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Presentation

Behind the CV Reflections on Larry Laudan’s Unconventional Academic Career

Rachel Laudan
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Larry Laudan and the future of legal epistemology

Andrés Páez, Amalia Amaya
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Essays in Homage to Larry Laudan

Larry Laudan, the Pursuit of Truth, and the Meaninglessness of Burdens of Persuasion

Ron Allen
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Legal Epistemology and Legal Proof

Michael S. Pardo
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Reasonable doubts. On the conception of the standard of proof in Laudan

Rodrigo Coloma Correa, Renato Lira Rodríguez, Sebastián Sandoval Ayala
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Standards of proof for future crimes and decision theory

Hylke Jellema
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The Pursuit of Truth and the Limits of Free Proof A Comparative Analysis of Bentham, Laudan, and Damaška

Eunseol Lee
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Laudan’s Meta-Rule for Evaluating Evidence and the Case of Expert Testimony

Ernesto Saccardi
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Institutional negligence regarding the epistemic risk of cognitive bias in law

Andrés Páez
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Manufactured innocence? Not so fast! A possible bias in Laudan's legal epistemology

Edgar Ramón Aguilera García
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Essays

Reasons to rethink political violence against women on grounds of gender AN APPROACH BASED ON EVIDENTIAL REASONING

Alejandra Olvera Dorantes
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La Prueba de hechos futuros Consideraciones semánticas y epistémicas para la toma de decisiones

Sebastián Sandoval Ayala
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La conducta de las partes como prueba en el proceso civil brasileño

Sergio Cruz Arenhart
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Expert reports in criminal procedure in Chile A critical analysis of their regulation and practice

Mauricio Duce Julio
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Conjectures and Refutations

Bayesian modelling of criminal cases as a whole A philosophical reflection on Dutch case law

Anne Ruth Mackor
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