Flaws in expert testimony could lead juries to acquit guilty defendants, says UCSD psychologist Ebbe Ebbesen

• 1992-05-05

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"Flaws in expert testimony could lead juries to acquit guilty defendants, says UCSD psychologist Ebbe Ebbesen." In "News Releases," Series Two of the University Communications Public Relations Materials. RSS 6020. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego

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