Reconstructing reality in the courtroom
Law, united states, history
Evidence, criminal
Criminal Evidence
Trial practice
Criminal procedure
Criminal justice, administration of
The authors suggest that the American criminal trial is organized around storytelling. To document the validity of this theory, they make use of data from more than sixty trials covering a variety of offenses ranging from shoplifting to murder
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