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FACT AND LAW

Network Three
on Network Three

† ROY STONE discusses with RENFORD BAMBHOUGH some matters of common interest to lawyers and philosophers
What kind of 'facts' do Juries have to decide upon? Is there a distinction between ' good ' and ' bad ' law? What can be done to reconcile the lawyer's interpretation of everyday concepts (such as ' intention') with that of the layman?

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