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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2010

Character Evidence: Evidence law’s anti-propensity inference rule and its exceptions. – Arthur Best

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Why does so much evidence about a defendant’s character get admitted, even though the law supposedly rejects the propensity inference? This question highlights a fundamental problem in evidence law – the shaky rationale for the anti-propensity rule, and the complications surrounding the many exceptions to the rule. Professor Arthur Best will address these issues and […]

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