How should scientific evidence – or rather, a scientific hypothesis – be treated by the judge (or juror) who deals with it? Without dwelling on how this type of evidence enters the trial, the paper will expand on the judicial evaluation of scientific evidence. The Author retains that the ‘reinforced reasoning’ approach (a decision method structured by necessary steps, made up of arguments concerning salient aspects of the case under examination and which must be appreciated in order to decide) is also applicable in this matter.
How judges (should) deal with scientific evidence
Marco Cecchi
2022-01-01
Abstract
How should scientific evidence – or rather, a scientific hypothesis – be treated by the judge (or juror) who deals with it? Without dwelling on how this type of evidence enters the trial, the paper will expand on the judicial evaluation of scientific evidence. The Author retains that the ‘reinforced reasoning’ approach (a decision method structured by necessary steps, made up of arguments concerning salient aspects of the case under examination and which must be appreciated in order to decide) is also applicable in this matter.File in questo prodotto:
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