Titlebook: Computer Applications for Handling Legal Evidence, Police Investigation and Case Argumentation; Ephraim Nissan Book 2012 Springer Science+

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Argumentation,op two examples in detail, and then turn to Pollock’s inference graphs and degrees of justification. We then discuss beliefs. From Walton’s approach to commitment vs. belief and to argument schemes, we turn to Bench-Capon and Atkinson’s approach to critical questions concerning a story of alleged cr

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The Forensic Disciplines: Some Areas of Actual or Potential Application,exts and approaches to the processing of human faces: face recognition methods and tools for identification; foreseeing how aging would affect a face (e.g., of a child who went missing); facial expression recognition; digital image forensics (with doctored photographs); facial reconstruction from sk

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Concluding Remarks,t of domains we have been considering in this book. The themes in the book up to the conclusions chapter are supplemented with a Glossary following Chapter 10, and whose entries are often substantial and contain discussion. The bibliography is very large, as could be expected given the broad scope o

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A Preliminary Historical Perspective,quantification are at present vindicated by the rise of the plausibility ranking of legal narratives (Section?“Bex’s Approach to Combining Stories and Arguments in Sense-Making Software for Crime Investigation”, in Chapter “The Narrative Dimension”, and Section “Another Approach to Critical Question

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Computer Assistance for, or Insights into, Organisational Aspects,sts and benefits of digital forensic investigations. Next, we discuss Bromby’s ADVOKATE, a tool for assessing eyewitness suitability and reliability (we also consider the Turnbull rules, and further elaborate on taxonomies of factors). In the section about policing, we consider organisational aspect