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Table of contents of the issue 2/2023, July-December
Testimonianza e diritto

ISBN: 978-88-29-01931-1

Year: 28

Giovanni Tuzet

Presentazione/Presentation

Ars interpretandi 2/2023 pp: 7-10 DOI: 10.7382/108907

Roberto Poli

The Evaluation of Testimonial Evidence in Civil Trials

Ars interpretandi 2/2023 pp: 11-36 DOI: 10.7382/108908

Francesco Caprioli

Hearsay Evidence in Criminal Proceedings: The Reasons for a Centuries-old Distrust

Ars interpretandi 2/2023 pp: 37-52 DOI: 10.7382/108909

Susan Haack

Judging Expert Testimony: From Verbal Formalism to Practical Advice

Ars interpretandi 2/2023 pp: 53-74 DOI: 10.7382/108910

Adam Dyrda Izabela Skoczen Giovanni Tuzet

Testimony: Knowledge and Garbage

Ars interpretandi 2/2023 pp: 75-92 DOI: 10.7382/108911

Giulia Mazzoni

Eyewitness Testimony. The Fundamental Contribution of Psychological Scientific Data

Ars interpretandi 2/2023 pp: 93-112 DOI: 10.7382/108912

Melinda Pozzi Diana Mazzarella

What’s Your Evidence? The Psychological Foundations of the Evaluation of Testimony

Ars interpretandi 2/2023 pp: 113-128 DOI: 10.7382/108913

Elena Marchese

Recensione Lackey, J. (ed.) (2021), Applied Epistemology. Oxford University Press

Ars interpretandi 2/2023 pp: 129-132 DOI: 10.7382/108914

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