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A Convergence of Science and Law: A Summary Report of the First Meeting of the Science, Technology, and Law Panel (2001)
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Page 21 Kaiser, Jocelyn. 1997b . Researchers and lawmakers clash over access to data. Science 277: 467. Kaiser, Jocelyn. 1997c . Puzzling over a potential killer's modus operandi. Science 277: 469. Kantrowitz, Arthur. 1967 . Proposal for an institution for scientific judgment. Science 156: 763. Munsterman, G. Thomas, Paula L. Hannaford, and Marc G. Whitehead, eds. 1997 . Jury Trial Innovations. Williamsburg, VA : National Center for State Courts . Office of Management and Budget. 1999 . OMB Circular A-110 Uniform Administrative Requirements for Grants and Agreements with Institutions of Higher Education, Hospitals, and Other Non-Profit Organizations. Final revision, effective Nov. 6, 1999. Petroski, Henry. 1999 . Daubert and Kumho. American Scientist 87: 402-406. Picou, J. Steven. 1996 . Compelled disclosure of scholarly research: Some comments on “high stakes” litigation. Law and Contemporary Problems 59: no. 149. Rosenthal, Steven A. 1996 . Secrecy in medical research. The New England Journal of Medicine 334: 392-393.

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