The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... opinion , on this state of facts , respecting the question at issue . The facts disclosed by the testimony are fairly placed before him , and to seek his opinion upon a set of imaginary facts , would be regarded as a piece of ...
... opinion , on this state of facts , respecting the question at issue . The facts disclosed by the testimony are fairly placed before him , and to seek his opinion upon a set of imaginary facts , would be regarded as a piece of ...
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... opinion , based on his observation of facts , is admissible where from the nature of the facts it would be impossible fully to describe them in terms . The quality of expertness is , of course , to give value to an opinion , and not ...
... opinion , based on his observation of facts , is admissible where from the nature of the facts it would be impossible fully to describe them in terms . The quality of expertness is , of course , to give value to an opinion , and not ...
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... opinions of unprofessional witnesses as to the mental imbecility of a grantor were a part of the testimony . There is no reason , that we can discover , why this decision should not be extended to questions of active insanity . The opinion ...
... opinions of unprofessional witnesses as to the mental imbecility of a grantor were a part of the testimony . There is no reason , that we can discover , why this decision should not be extended to questions of active insanity . The opinion ...
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