Frye's Backstory: a tale of murder, a retracted confession, and scientific hubris.

Harmless error analysis: How do judges respond to confession errors?

In Arizona v. Fulminante (1991), the U.S. Supreme Court opened the door for appellate judges to conduct a harmless error analysis of erroneously admitted, coerced confessions. In this study, 132 judges from three states read a murder case summary, evaluated the defendant's guilt, assessed the voluntariness of his confession, and responded to implicit and explicit measures of harmless error. Res...

Retracted: A brief review of plagiarism in medical scientific research papers. By Mohammad Karami, Gholam Hassan Danaei. [Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Research 2016:2(2):1-8]

The Editor and Publisher regretfully have to retract the following publication due to similar to a published article prepared by Rabab A.A. Mohammed et al. entitled Plagiarism in medical scientific research in Journal of Taibah University Medical Sciences (2015) 10(1) 6-11. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by this retraction to readers and authors of last published article.

A confession of murder: the psychiatrist's dilemma.

چرا مقالات زیست پزشکی ایرانیان باز‌پس‌گرفته می‌شوند؟

Introduction: Retraction of articles occurs as a result of scientific misconducts or honest errors. The present study aimed to examine retracted articles on PubMed database written by Iranian authors in biomedicine. Methods: In this descriptive cross-sectional study, all retracted articles on PubMed database written by Iranian authors were retrieved using the following keywords; Iran [AD] AND ...

Another Look at the Hypocrisy of Chaucer’s Pardoner

For us, readers of Chaucer living in an age when appeal to religious passions and sentiments as a means for the realization of worldly objectives by some charlatans has grown significantly, reviewing the theme of religious hypocrisy treated in The Canterbury Tales can be useful in a way that it proves a helpful means for recognizing and dealing with the hypocrites. The Pardoner of the Tales is ...