Reconstructing reality in the courtroom

justice and judgment in American culture

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Author

W. Lance Bennett

Contributions

Feldman, Martha S., 1953- - Contributor

Publication

1984 - Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, New Jersey

Language

English

Word Count

50,750 words, Guess

Page Count

203 pages

Identifiers

ISBN-10081350922X
ISBN-100813510783
ISBN-139780813509228
ISBN-139780813510781
Goodreads4447933', '1699509

and 4 more

LibraryThing7499094
OCLC Control Number17246234
Better World Books9780813510781
Open LibraryOL22813051M

Description

The authors suggest that the American criminal trial is organized around storytelling. To document the validity of this theory, they make use of data from more than sixty trials covering a variety of offenses ranging from shoplifting to murder

Subjects

Topics

Trial practice Forensic oratory Criminal Evidence Evidence, Criminal Criminal procedure Law, united states, history Trial practice -- United States

Places

United States

Series Statement

Crime, law, and deviance series

Other Editions

Reconstructing reality in the courtroomRutgers University Press1984

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