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Lawyer Harry Potter on Eyewitness Testimony
Barrister Harry Potter asks whether we can believe the evidence of our own eyes. It's a vital question for the justice system today and Harry traces it back to the work of 18th century Philosopher David Hume. Hume, a key...
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Lawyer Harry Potter on Eyewitness Testimony is an episode from A History of Ideas by BBC. Barrister Harry Potter asks whether we can believe the evidence of our own eyes. It's a vital question for the justice system today and Harry traces i...
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Published Aug 4, 2015, 13:10 long, audio available.
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