Expert testimony ...
Contributors: Duke University. School of Law
Series: Law and contemporary problems ...; v. 2, no. 4, Oct., 1935
Publisher: School of law, Duke University
Published: 1935
Place of publication: [Durham, N.C.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 527
Subjects: Evidence, Expert -- United States.; Insanity -- Jurisprudence.; Medical jurisprudence -- United States.
Notes: Cover-title.
Table of contents: title: Foreword.; title: The development of the use of expert testimony, by L. L. Rosenthal.; title: An alternative to the battle of experts: hospital examination of criminal defendants before trial, by Henry Weihofen.; title: The history and operation of the Briggs law of Massachusetts, by Winfred Overholser.; title: Psychiatric testimony in probate proceedings, by H. S. Hulbert.; title: The qualification of psychiatrists as experts in legal proceedings, by Israel Strauss.; title: Medical testimony in personal injury cases, by F. F. Elliott and Ramsay Spillman.; title: Expert medical testimony in compensation proceedings, by Ruth A. Yerion.; title: Reasons and reasoning in expert testimony, by A. S. Osborn.; title: The admissibility of scientific evidence in criminal cases, by F. E. Inbau.; title: The expert witness in criminal cases in France, Germany, and Italy, by Morris Ploscowe.; title: The compensation of expert witnesses, by H. L. Bomar, jr.; title: Index.