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Evidence law

a method of mapping a mass of evidence into a chart of propositions and inferential links toward the ultimate facts in issue.

In evidence law, Wigmorean analysis refers to a method of mapping a mass of evidence into a chart of propositions and inferential links toward the ultimate facts in issue. This meaning comes from Anderson (2005) in Analysis of Evidence.[1]

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References

Anderson, T., Schum, D., & Twining, W. (2005). Analysis of Evidence. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/cbo9780511610585

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