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Hearsay Evidence
by Manuel Sanchez Miranda
A legal podcast discussing the evidentiary practice of international courts and tribunals with world-class experts. In this podcast dedicated to the evidentiary law and practice of international courts and tribunals, world-class practitioners and scholars are interviewed during a two-part conversation. The first part focuses on the interviewee's professional background and any research interests or methods that the interviewee may be currently exploring. The second portion of the interview discusses technical topics based on the interviewee's strengths. A podcast by Manuel Sánchez Miranda
Episodes
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Carrie Bowker - Using technology to document court-ready audiovisual evidence
Carrie Bowker (Director of eyeWitness to Atrocities) joins host Manuel Sánchez Miranda to discuss the nitty-gritty of how to use technology to collect court-ready audiovisual evidence.
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Chiara Gabriele - Audiovisual evidence in the documentation of international criminal crimes
In this episode of The Hearsay Evidence Podcast, host Dr. Manuel Sanchez Miranda is joined by special guest Chiara Gabriele, a senior legal adviser at Trial International, to explore the intricate world of audiovisual evidence in international criminal cases. The conversation delves into the...
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Alexa Koenig - Digital evidence and the use of open-source methods in international fact-finding
In this sixth episode of the Hearsay Evidence Podcast, host Manuel Sánchez Miranda and Professor Alexa Koenig discuss digital evidence in international fact-finding, especially in human rights investigations and international criminal trials. They discuss how social media and other digital...
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Marie-Hélène Proulx - Fair trial and witness evidence from the perspective of the defence in international criminal trials
In this engaging episode of The Hearsay Evidence Podcast, host Dr. Manuel Sanchez Miranda welcomes Marie-Hélène Proulx, a distinguished international criminal defense attorney and President of the International Criminal Court Bar Association (ICCBA). The episode opens with a critical discussion…
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Prof. Mark Klamberg: Evidence in international criminal trials
Prof. Mark Klamberg is a Swedish lawyer and professor of international law at the University of Stockholm. On this episode of The Hearsay Evidence Podcast, Prof. Klamberg shares details about his early life and his path towards becoming an academic. He initially studied natural sciences before...
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Prof. Yvonne McDermott Rees: Open-source and user-generated evidence in international criminal justice
In the inaugural episode of The Hearsay Evidence Podcast, we are joined by Prof. Yvonne McDermott Rees from the University of Swansea, a distinguished legal scholar specializing in evidence and proof. Our discussion delves into her scholarship and main research projects. Prof. McDermott Rees…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A legal podcast discussing the evidentiary practice of international courts and tribunals with world-class experts.
In this podcast dedicated to the evidentiary law and practice of international courts and tribunals, world-class practitioners and scholars are interviewed during a two-part conversation. The first part focuses on the interviewee's professional background and any research interests or methods that the interviewee may be currently exploring. The second portion of the interview discusses technical topics based on the interviewee's strengths.
A podcast by Manuel Sánchez Miranda
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Manuel Sanchez Miranda
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