Introduction: Teaching Evidence Scholarship&PAUL ROBERTS AND MIKE REDMAYNE

1. Rethinking the Law of Evidence: a Twenty-First Century Agenda for Teaching and Research &PAUL ROBERTS

2. Taking Facts Seriously-Again&WILLIAM TWINING

3. A Principled Approach to Relevance: the Cheshire Cat in Canada &CHRISTINE BOYLE

4. Analysing Evidence Case Law &MIKE REDMAYNE

5. Thinking With and Outside the Box: Developing Computer Support for Evidence Teaching &BURKHARD SCHAFER, JEROEN KEPPENS AND QIANG SHEN

6. Interdisciplinary and Comparative Perspectives on Hearsay andConfrontation &CRAIG R CALLEN

7. Reasoning, Relevance and Law Reform: the Influence of Empirical Research on Criminal Adjudication &JENNY MCEWAN

8. Behavioural Science Data in Evidence Teaching and Scholarship & RODERICK BAGSHAW

9. Teaching Evidence Scholarship: Evidence and the Practical Process of Proof & ANDREW LIGERTWOOD

10. Battling a Good Story: Cross-examining the Failure of the Law of Evidence &JILL HUNTER

11. Taking Comparative Evidence Seriously &JOHN JACKSON

12. Convergence, Appropriate Fit and Values in Criminal Process &PJ SCHWIKKARD

13. Why International Criminal Evidence?&PAUL ROBERTS

14. A Message from Elsewhere: Witnesses before International Criminal Tribunals &ROBERT CRYER

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