PROVING THINGS 26: DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN WHAT YOU CAN REMEMBER AND WHAT YOU NOW THINK YOU DID

There have been a large number of posts on this blog about witness evidence, in particular the way that the courts assess the accuracy of evidence.  A surprising number of these have been in the context of clinical negligence claims.  Another example of the difficulties concerned can be seen in the ...

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