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Green, Nesson & Murray: Evidence (1)
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Green, Nesson & Murray: Evidence (43)     Page: J. THAYER, A PRELIMINARY TREATISE ON EVIDENCE 266 (1898)
    Page: SCIENTIFIC EXPERT TESTIMONY AND INTELLECTUAL DUE PROCESS, 107 Yale Law Journal, 1535, 1673-1679 (1998)
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