This title offers an engaging and comprehensive overview of how
American courts use research and testimony from the social sciences
in reaching their decisions. It is organized around Daubert v.
Merrill Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc., the United States Supreme
Court's landmark decision on scientific evidence, and the series of
recent cases beginning with Roper v. Simmons in which the Court
explicitly relied on social science evidence to transform the
process of criminal sentencing. The tenth edition offers a
completely revised and up-to-date treatment of the increasingly
critical role social science research plays in both federal and
state judicial opinions.
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