-- Relevancy and materiality -- Competency of evidence and witnesses -- Examination of witnesses -- Privileges

Hartwig -- The trial process -- Judicial processes / Jacqueline M. Wheatcroft -- Safeguarding witnesses

Witnesses -- United States.

crime -- Psychology of police -- Crime investigation: Witnesses -- Identification and evaluiation of

). Expert witnesses, nonexpert witnesses, and nonwitness experts. Law and Human Behavior, 14, 291-313

witnesses' public testimony in a fascinating and theoretically sophisticated investigation of questions of

-- 4. The trial begins -- 5. The case for the prosecution witnesses -- 6. Unreliable prosecution

dissolution of defenses -- Tactics used by attorneys to undermine and manipulate police witnesses -- Survival

personnel -- Handling curious onlookers -- Handling witnesses at the scene -- The canvass -- The preliminary

, the collection of evidence, the development of suspects, the questioning of witnesses and perpetrators

measurements -- 4. Fatal crimes, sometimes fatal punishments -- 5. Witnesses, publicity, and dead silence.

, and the witnesses in terms of identifying suspects and motives for murder."--BOOK JACKET.