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Thursday, May 4th

​9h00 - 9h20

Registration​

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9h20 - 9h45

Opening (Marion Vorms)

Audio podcast here

 

Chair: Ulrike Hahn

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9h45 - 10h45

Paul Roberts, "Epistemic standards In English Criminal Jurisprudence"

Respondent: Ulrike Hahn

Abstract here

Recording here

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10h45-11h15

Coffee break

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Chair: Marion Vorms

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11h15-12h15

Larry Laudan, "Law as Inquiry: A Lack of Epistemic Foundations?"

Respondent: Marion Vorms

Abstract here

Recording here

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12h15-12h45

Teresa Bravo, "Reasonable Doubt, Presumption of Innocence and Standard of Proof: How Does Criminal Law' "Holy Trinity" Impacts International Adjudication?"

Abstract here

Recording here

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12h45-14h

Lunch break

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Chair: Isabelle Drouet 

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14h-14h30

Marcello Di Bello, "A Two-Dimensional Theory of Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt"

Abstract here

Audio podcast here

Presentation here

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14h30 - 15h

Cosim Sayid & Yuval Abrams, "Reconstructing Reasonable Doubt"

Abstract here

Audio podcast here

Handout here

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15h - 15h30

Clayton Littlejohn, "Crime and Punishment (and Evidence)"

Audio podcast here

Presentation here (soon)

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15h30 - 16h

Coffee break

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Chair: Adam Harris

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16h - 17h

Stephan Lewandowsky, "From Reasonable Doubt to Undue Skepticism and Demagoguery: The Age of "Post-Truth" Politics"

Respondent: Adam Harris

Abstract here

Recording here

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17h15 - 18h45

Wine reception

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Chair: David Lagnado

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9h15 - 9h45

Thomas Raleigh, "Reasonable Agnosticism"

Abstract here

Audio podcast here

Handout here

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9h45 - 10h45

Dan Simon, "Evidence Integration and Reasonable Doubt"

Respondent: David Lagnado

Abstract here

Recording here

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10h45 - 11h15

Coffee Break

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Chair: Isabelle Drouet

 

11h15 - 11h45

Leah Henderson, "How to Deal with Unreliable Witnesses"

Abstract here

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11h45 - 12h45

Karen Douglas, "Secrets and Lies: The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories"

Respondent: Isabelle Drouet

Abstract here

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12h45 - 14h

Lunch break

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Chair: Adam Harris

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14h - 14h30

Mandeep Dhami, Samantha Lundrigan, & Katrin Mueller-Johnson, "Evidence-Based Policies for Communicating the Reasonable Doubt Standard"

Abstract here

Recording here

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14h30 - 17h

The "practitioners'" roundtable (description here)

Chairs: Ulrike Hahn & Marion Vorms

Participants: Alexandra Marks (short vitae here), Chris Rapley (short vitae here), Tom Sheldon (short vitae here), David James Smith (short vitae here).

Moderator: Stephen John (short vitae here)

Audio podcast here

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Chair: Roman Frigg

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10h - 11h

Branden Fitelson & Julien Dutant, "Knowledge-Centred Epistemic Consequentialism"

Respondent: Roman Frigg

Abstract here

Audio podcast here

Presentation here

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11h - 11h30

Coffee break

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Chair: Isabelle Drouet

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11h30 - 12h

John Lambie, "Question Everything: Critical Open-mindedness and Reasonable Doubt"

Abstract here

Recording here

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12h - 12h30

Liat Levanon, "Statistical Evidence and Epistemic Anxiety"

Abstract here

Recording here

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12h30 - 13h30

Closing (Ulrike Hahn)

Audio podcast here

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Friday, May 5th

PROGRAMME

Saturday, May 6th
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