A nurse who claims her 'excessive pillow plumping' led to an unfair police record has won a landmark court ruling.

Embryo donation was one of the infertility treatment methods introduced to the Iranian legal system in 2003 (Act of Embryo Donation) and its by-law passed in 2005 after nu- merous discussions. Embryo donation is a new legal issue in Iran. No similar act has been previously legis- lated in the legal system; however, on the other hand, the importance of the judicial pro- cedure in its execution c...

The work of forensic psychiatrists has expanded into the controversial area of cases involving new religious movements. Challenges to the expert witness in such cases include new questions and a large body of relevant literature. Published appeals decisions have appeared with judicial comments on the conduct of the involved experts. This article presents the comments about expert witnesses from...

Enforcement officials and commentators suggest that there is a growing consensus on appropriate standards for single-firm conduct. This Paper reviews that contention and considers its applicability for the antitrust treatment of bundled discounts. Unfortunately, the claims are premature for there remain wide differences within the antitrust community on many policy questions. These differences ...

After release from prison or a custodial preventive institution, offenders may come under supervision in Germany, which means that their conduct is controlled for a period of up to five years or even for life by a judicial supervising authority. Supervision is terminated if it can be expected that even in the absence of further supervision the released person will not commit any further offence...

Abstract Can the evidence provided by software systems meet standard of proof for civil or criminal cases, and is it individualized evidence? Or, to contrary, do exclusively provide bare statistical In this paper, we argue that there are cases in which form probabilities computed not evidence, thus able proof. First, based on case State v. Loomis, investigate recidivism predictions used courtro...