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Legal and forensic experts present invaluable advice about the importance of good presentation in court and arbitral contexts.<b<br/>r/>

Expert Evidence part 9

The General Motors Hydrogen 3 Fuel Cell Vehicle is a revolutionary car that runs on hydrogen, emitting only water vapor and producing zero pollution. With its silent operation and advanced fuel cell technology, it offers a promising...

This video highlights a new iris scanning machine being trialed at London's Heathrow Airport, which aims to revolutionize passport checks and eliminate time-consuming queues. The machine can positively identify passengers through an iris...

Japanese researchers have developed prototypes of landmine detectors and sweepers that can be operated remotely using robotic arms. These machines have the capability to distinguish landmines from metal fragments and mark their precise...

The Frankfurt Airport is implementing a new system called Aetna, which uses onboard computers and wireless technology to provide real-time tracking of all vehicles on the airport grounds. This includes fire trucks, aircraft, and ground...

In this video, the author discusses the various kinds of VPNs used and the benefits and disadvantages of the VPNs

The Pennhurst case was filed on May 30, 1974, by David Ferleger, who believed it would be resolved quickly due to the evident harm suffered by residents. Initially, the goal was to improve Pennhurst, but it evolved into a movement to...

Anyone can make mistakes when presenting expert evidence in an adversarial legal context: this video canvases ways to avoid them, and how to meet the many challenges positively.<b<br/>r/>

Expert Evidence part 10

This video canvasses the elements that must comprise effective presentation of reports and opinions for court.<b<br/>r/>

Expert Evidence part 8

Stephen Cordner (Forensic Medicine, Monash University) and David Wells (Forensic Medicine, Victoria Institute of Forensic Medicine) outline essential aspects of preparing effective written reports.<b<br/>r/>

Expert Evidence part 7

Sam Norton (Robert Stary Lawyers) and Karl Kent (Victoria Police Forensic Services Department) discuss with Professor Barbara Etter (Edith Cowan University) the importance of pre-appearance discussions with relevant...

This video discusses the do’s and don’t of preparation for court testimony and cross-examination.<b<br/>r/>

Expert Evidence part 5

Former Supreme Court judge The Hon Frank Vincent AO QC, Professor David Denton of Victoria University and others present their perspective on the importance of expert witnesses’ credibility and experience.<b<br/>r/>

Expert Evidence part 4

Professor Barbara Etter (Edith Cowan University), police forensic investigator Karl Kent and Sam Norton of Robert Stary Lawyers discuss the challenges posed by evolving technologies when developing and presenting expert...

Various legal and forensic specialists examine the behaviors and accountabilities that must be demonstrated by expert witnesses.<b<br/>r/>

Expert Evidence part 2

This video defines and discusses the expert witness’ role and responsibilities.<b<br/>r/>

Expert Evidence part 1

In the final video of this series, legal and forensic experts share excellent and easy-to-remember tips for expert witnesses seeking to improve performance in the courtroom.<b<br/>r/>

Expert Evidence part 12

Miscarriages of justice occur for sometimes the most slender, even avoidable reasons. This video presents some of the better-known Australian miscarriages of justice.<b<br/>r/>

Expert Evidence part 11

As children, we learn almost entirely through observation and mimicking. From laughter and walking to the use of objects and empathy, we often create the behavior of our lives based on what we witness in others. The same thing is true...

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Vaccines mean that there are now very few new polio cases, but in the early 1900s this wasn't the case. Learn how two scientists, Salk and Sabin, virtually wiped out this potentially deadly disease. Biology - Healthy Living - Polio is a...

When the largest study ever asked whether humans could control machines with their minds, the results were surprising. But aside from study size, were these astounding results significant? Maths - Statistics And Probability A Twig Math...

Studies suggest that eating more fish oil could make children smarter – but could the fact they're being observed be altering the results? Maths - Statistics And Probability A Twig Math Film. Reinforce and extend the learning required by...