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Hearing 14: Criminal-Law Expert Prof. Dr. Sadjijono

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CRIMINAL-LAW EXPERT EVIDENCE

How expert opinion should be read in a criminal case.

An expert can assist the court on a specialised field, while the final assessment of facts, evidence and law remains with the judges. An expert quotation should therefore be read with the question, complete answer, exhibit shown and the court’s reasoning.

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