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ENGLISH LEGAL TERMINOLOGY

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Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations Fourth Edition

Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations Fourth Edition. Chapter 15 Expert Testimony in High-Tech Investigations. Objectives. Explain guidelines for giving testimony as a technical/scientific or expert witness Describe guidelines for testifying in court

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The Language of composition

Chapter Three Synthesizing Sources: Entering the Conversation. The Language of composition. Reading, Writing, Rhetoric. Synthesis: What and Why. Point is to develop your own informed opinion This opinion should consider multiple perspectives and possibilities

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SCIENCE IN THE COURTS

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Evidence Issues in E-Discovery

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Contract Drafting Class 10 Thurs . Feb 16

Contract Drafting Class 10 Thurs . Feb 16. University of Houston Law Center D. C. Toedt III. Common contract screw-ups. Common contract screw-ups.

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Supporting Your Ideas

7. Supporting Your Ideas. Supporting Materials. Examples Statistics Testimony. Example. A specific case used to illustrate or to represent a group of people, ideas, conditions, experiences, or the like. Types of Examples. Brief examples Extended examples Hypothetical examples.

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Interest Groups

Interest Groups. Magruder Chapter Nine. The Nature of Interest Groups. What Is An Interest Group?. An interest group is a private organization that tries to persuade public officials to respond to the shared attitudes of its members

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Eyewitness ID Reform Legislation: Past, Present and Future

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FORENSIC SCIENCE

FORENSIC SCIENCE. Text: Criminalistics by Richard Saferstein. Forensic Science is Defined. as the application of science to those criminal and civil laws that are enforced by police agencies in a criminal justice system.

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Chapter 9

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Rules of Discovery

Rules of Discovery. State Federal. Scope of Discovery. Relevance Subject matter of the action Evaluate, prepare, facilitate settlement Limitations Discretion of the court if duplicative, obtainable from less expensive source, burden outweighs value Attorney Work Product.

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MALPRACTICE Harvey Dondershine, MD, JD

MALPRACTICE Harvey Dondershine, MD, JD. COMPENSATE INJURED PARTIES RETROSPECTIVE REGULATION (DICTA) EFFECT ON HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IMPROVE QUALITY OF CARE INCREASE COST EFFECT ON CLINICIAN PRACTICE DEFENSIVE MEDICINE NARCISSISTIC INJURY / THREAT TO LIVELIHOOD. WHERE DOES IT FIT?.

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New Developments in Ethics and the Law

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The Functions of the Forensic Scientist

The Functions of the Forensic Scientist . September 1, 2009. Analyzing Physical Evidence . Scientific Method- a process that uses strict guidelines to ensure careful and systematic collection, organization, and analysis of information. Who committed the crime. Frye V. United States .

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Outlining Principles

Outlining Principles. Begin with statement of proposition. I. Use a consistent indented pattern of ideas. A. Write all points as complete sentences . B. Indent evidence below the point supported.

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Ethos, Logos, & Pathos

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