Doctor in Medicine: and Other Papers on Professional SubjectsArno Press, 1972 - 308 sider |
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Side 156
... witness- stand as an expert in settling the many questions in which he has a personal interest . The posi- tion of such a witness is unenviable in the ex- treme . He is unworthy the name and association which give him such power for ...
... witness- stand as an expert in settling the many questions in which he has a personal interest . The posi- tion of such a witness is unenviable in the ex- treme . He is unworthy the name and association which give him such power for ...
Side 157
... witness who did not actually see the deed com- mitted , the nature and causes of death . His opinion is based upon an analysis of facts , often extremely subtile , and generally susceptible of various explanations . How important that ...
... witness who did not actually see the deed com- mitted , the nature and causes of death . His opinion is based upon an analysis of facts , often extremely subtile , and generally susceptible of various explanations . How important that ...
Side 158
... witness taunts another with being paid for his services , as though that were a crime , and at the same time announces that he himself received nothing , as though that were a virtue , and gave greater impartiality to his opinion ...
... witness taunts another with being paid for his services , as though that were a crime , and at the same time announces that he himself received nothing , as though that were a virtue , and gave greater impartiality to his opinion ...
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