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Should Legal Proof Be Binary?
In The Philosophy of Legal Proof. Cambridge University Press (2024)
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Discusses the question of whether trials should just use two verdicts (e.g. guilty or not guilty) or whether they use multiple verdicts.Author's Profile
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