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Junk philosophy of science?: The paradox of expertise and interdisciplinarity in federal courts - David Stanley Caudill
Lacan and law: Networking with the big o[ther] - David Stanley Caudill
Barely opening, then slamming shut, science's "black box" in law: A response to Beecher-Monas's Heuristics - David Stanley Caudill
Advocacy, witnesses, and the limits of scientific knowledge: Is there an ethical duty to evaluate your expert's testimony? - David Stanley Caudill
Law, science, and science studies: Contrasting the deposition of a scientific expert with ethnographic studies of scientific practice - David Stanley Caudill
Two critiques of legal ideology - David Stanley Caudill
Identifying law's unconscious: Disciplinary and rhetorical contexts - David Stanley Caudill
Law's appropriations of psychoanalysis - David Stanley Caudill
Post-Trilogy science in the courtroom, part II: What are the judges still doing? - David Stanley Caudill
A Clavinist perspective on the place of faith in legal scholarship - David Stanley Caudill
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