Miscarriages of justice: what can we learn?

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Milne, R., Poyser, S., Williamson, T. and Savage, S. 2010. Miscarriages of justice: what can we learn? in: Adler, J. and Gray, J. (ed.) Forensic Psychology: Concepts, Debates and Practice Cullompton Willan. pp. 17-37
AuthorsMilne, R., Poyser, S., Williamson, T. and Savage, S.
EditorsAdler, J. and Gray, J.
Page range17-37
Year2010
Book titleForensic Psychology: Concepts, Debates and Practice
PublisherWillan
Output statusPublished
Place of publicationCullompton
Edition2nd
ISBN9781843929307
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Print2010
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Deposited22 Mar 2011
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