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Reasonable doubt – Juries, the law and plain language: An interview with Prof James Ogloff

Gerry Gaffney November 22, 2015 Justice Leave a Comment

How can jurors (or judges) better understand the law? What is “reasonable doubt”?

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Gerry GaffneyReasonable doubt – Juries, the law and plain language: An interview with Prof James Ogloff11.22.2015

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