Posts filed under 'Evidence'

Teaching Evidence - Request for Proposals

The AALS Evidence Section is looking for proposals on teaching evidence using new technologies, to be presented at the AALS Mid-Year Meeting Conference.  The conference is titled, The Future of Evidence: How Science and Technology Are Changing Evidence Law and will be held June 3-8, 2008, in Cleveland. The proposal deadline is Oct. 1, 2007.  For more details, go here.

Topics: Evidence; Calls for Papers


Add comment September 5, 2007

Digital Evidence in the Courtroom

The National Institute of Justice recently released a special report: Digital Evidence in the Courtroom: A Guide for Law Enforcement and Prosecutors.  To read the full report, go here. 

Topics: Evidence


Add comment January 26, 2007

Science & Truth Detection

On Friday, Feb. 2nd, 2007, The American Academy of Arts & Sciences, The McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT & Harvard University are sponsoring a symposium entitled “Is There Science Underlying Truth Detection?”   Panel 1 will address the science and imaging of deception and panel 2 will cover the legal, ethical, and privacy implications of imaging.

Topics: Evidence; Privacy; Health Law; Symposia Spring 2007


Add comment January 10, 2007

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