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38:08 CJS Seminar - Rap lyrics in criminal trials: What… CJS Seminar - Rap lyrics in criminal trials: What does the case law tell us?	CJS Seminar - Rap lyrics in criminal trials: What does the case law tell us? The Crime, Justice and Society presents Rap lyrics in criminal trials: What does the case law tell us? Abenaa Owusu-Bempah, Assistant Professor of Law, LSE About the seminar It has… crime justice and society edinburgh law school law evidence rap cases gang lyrics crime appeal court genre character videos police drill prosecution issue defendants gangs defendant fact From Iain Mcgee 0 likes 59 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created February 22nd, 2021
15:06 Greats Plato Lecture 1.2 Greats Plato Lecture 1.2	Greats Plato Lecture 1.2 speech socrates jury prosecution poets defence manner penalty speaker speeches apology children means stranger truth citizens court religion societies things From Damian Caluori 0 likes 1,434 plays 0
59:21 A Fair Trial/The Presumption of Innocence A Fair Trial/The Presumption of Innocence	A Fair Trial/The Presumption of Innocence Lecture 1: A Fair Trial/The Presumption of Innocence innocence presumption trial interpretation defendant kind evidence idea law jurors guilt belief person jurisdictions question proof prosecution interpretations standard thing From Martin Smith 0 likes 52 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
29:48 Week 10 - Part 5 - The Corroboration Rule Week 10 - Part 5 - The Corroboration Rule	Week 10 - Part 5 - The Corroboration Rule Part 5 of 5 advanced epistemology testimony rule evidence cases corroboration doubt piece kind conviction rape standard accuser fact scotland prosecution crime argument acquittals crimes problem From Guido Tana 0 likes 13 plays 0 Course Code PHIL101852019-0SS1SEM2 Publisher Guido Tana Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created March 31st, 2020

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Search for tag: "prosecution"

CJS Seminar - Rap lyrics in criminal trials: What does the case law tell us?

Greats Plato Lecture 1.2

A Fair Trial/The Presumption of Innocence

Week 10 - Part 5 - The Corroboration Rule

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