The principles of judicial proof
Subtitle: or, The process of proof as given by logic, psychology, and general experience and illustrated in judicial trials
By: by John Henry Wigmore.
Edition: 2d ed., entirely rev. and re-written.
Publisher: Litlle, Brown, and company
Published: 1931
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1056
Subjects: Evidence (Law); Psychology, Forensic.; Trials.
Other titles: Judicial proof.; The process of proof.
Notes: Appendices. I.  Science of proof, and trial rules of admissibility, compared.  II.  Key to problems.  II. List of trials useful for study.  IV.  Principles of proof applied to general history, with a list of historical controversies.  V.  The detective's viewpoint of evidence.

"Index of cases, quoted or cited":  p. 1027-1031.

"Index of authors and books quoted or cited":  p. 1033-1041.