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Jury psychology

social aspects of trial processes: psychology in the Courtroom, Volume I

Editor/a . Lieberman, Joel D.
Ashgate Publishing Limited. Aldershot, 2009

Eds. Joel D. Lieberman, Daniel A. Krauss. This is the first volume of an important new two-volume work on the Psychology of the Courtroom. Taken together, the two volumes offer a definitive account of the problems created by or influencing courtroom procedure and trial outcome ...

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68,72 €

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Jury psychology

social aspects of trial processes: psychology in the Courtroom, Volume I

Lieberman, Joel D.
Ashgate Publishing Limited. Aldershot, 2009

Eds. Joel D. Lieberman, Daniel A. Krauss. This is the first volume of an important new two-volume work on the Psychology of the Courtroom. Taken together, the two volumes offer a definitive account of the problems created by or influencing courtroom procedure and trial outcome ...

Safer sex in the city

the experience and management of street prostitution

Editor/a . Canter, David
Ashgate Publishing Limited. Aldershot, 2009

Eds. David Canter, Maria Loannou, Donna Youngs. Thoroughout history prostitution has always been present and has usually been a source of fierce debate. Societies have either grudgingly tolerated it or tried (always unsuccessfully) to ban it. But with the emergence of much more overt acceptance ...

87,62 €

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87,62 €

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Safer sex in the city

the experience and management of street prostitution

Canter, David
Ashgate Publishing Limited. Aldershot, 2009

Eds. David Canter, Maria Loannou, Donna Youngs. Thoroughout history prostitution has always been present and has usually been a source of fierce debate. Societies have either grudgingly tolerated it or tried (always unsuccessfully) to ban it. But with the emergence of much more overt acceptance ...