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No. 11 (2026): Quaestio facti. International Journal of Evidential Legal Reasoning

Quaestio facti. International Journal of Evidential Legal Reasoning

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Essays

Expert Witness and Cognitive Biases: the problem of the questions and the complementary questions in the Brazilian Criminal Procedure

Miguel Katz Zagury Fragelli
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«Burden» of roof: from requiem to overture

Renzo Cavani
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Beyond the interface: demarcations and singularities of the digital truthmaker

Sebastián Ignacio Bravo Ibarra, Eduardo Estrada Aravena
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Proving customary norms: ontology and evidence in international law

Piero Mattei-Gentili
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Do they see the same thing? The perceptual experience of novices and experts

Nathalie Mousist
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Conjectures and Refutations

In Defence of Subjectivity: Extending the Argument for a Transparent Trial. (A Support on "Bayesian Modelling of Criminal Cases as a Whole. A Philosophical Reflection on Dutch Case Law")

Silvia Bozza, Franco Taroni, Colin Aitken
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Events and identity in probabilistic models of legal evidence

Marcello Di Bello
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Bayesian decision theory can guide legal factfinding

Mario Günther
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Combatting bayesian criticism: a bayesian-inspired critical checklist for judicial reasoning

Leya Lisa Hampson
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What goes around comes around: why the critique of expert-led integral bayesian modelling also undermines judge-led bayesian modelling

Bojan Spaic
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