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Routledge - The Art and Science of Expert Witness Testimony

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Description

Master the complexities of the courtroom with The Art and Science of Expert Witness Testimony. Published by Routledge, this multidisciplinary guide serves as a vital resource for professionals navigating the gap between academic expertise and legal expectations. This book moves beyond the idea of testimony as a simple one-way transfer of information. Instead, it approaches the courtroom as a dynamic environment. Through in-depth interviews with attorneys, judges, and seasoned forensic experts, readers gain a practical understanding of how to bridge the divide between professional communication habits and the specific needs of a legal proceeding. Whether you work in psychology, medicine, economics, history, or neuropsychology, this guide provides the perspective needed to succeed. It helps experts adapt their years of specialized training to meet the high-stakes demands of jury communication and legal scrutiny. This is an essential tool for any professional looking to refine their ability to deliver impactful, clear, and effective testimony in a legal setting.

Key Features

Includes in-depth interviews with experienced attorneys, judges, and forensic experts to provide real-world courtroom perspectives.

Offers a multidisciplinary approach covering fields such as psychology, medicine, economics, history, and neuropsychology.

Addresses the communication gap between academic training and the specific expectations of the courtroom environment.

Moves away from one-way information delivery to focus on the dynamic nature of expert testimony.

Provides guidance for professionals to better bridge the needs of jurors with their established professional habits.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
15 September 2021
Listed Since
27 February 2021

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