Wrongful convictions, cognitive bias and forensic science/ by Nadja Schreiber Compo
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ArticleSeries: The Police Chief. page 48-53 ; Volume 83 Number 6Publication details: --USA: International Association of Chiefs of Police, 2016Description: page 48-53Subject(s): DDC classification: - BPer. 363.02 P758
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