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Shows tagged as: eyewitness

Thu, Apr 25 2013

UO Professor Investigates Justice System In Bosnia

University of Oregon law professor Carrie Leonetti spent a year in Bosnia studying eyewitness testimony and the justice system there.

Wed, Dec 5 2012

Deciphering The High Court Ruling On Eyewitness Testimony

What will the ruling on eyewitness testimony by the Oregon Supreme Court mean for cases being tried in the state?

Fri, Jan 13 2012

U.S. Supreme Court Decisions and Arguments

We'll ask U.S. Supreme Court scholar Lisa McElroy about the recent court decisions and about the arguments just made in the FCC indecency case.

Wed, Nov 2 2011

Memory and Eyewitness Evidence

Eyewitness evidence is used in court cases all over the country every day. Now, both the Oregon Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme Court are taking up the issue of how limited its use should be.