Spindle Law's Evidence Module has material about chains of inference, or inference-on-inference or -- in other words -- pyramided or cascaded inference. (The diagram found above shows that credibility analysis -- assessment of the credibility of a witness -- involves pyramided inferences, inference-on-inference. And this shows that the notion that testimonial evidence is non-circumstantial evidence is mush.)
It's here (more or less): the law of evidence on Spindle Law. See also this post.
It's here (more or less): the law of evidence on Spindle Law. See also this post.
I have reason to believe that the participants in this conference on visualization of law include Prof. Dr. Friedrich Lachmayer, Prof. Dr. Lothar Philipps & Dr. & Senior Lecturer Burkhard Schafer.
I can only surmise that the Center believes that infamy is as good as fame. Or perhaps it believes in redemption? Or perhaps ... well, who knows?
Bizarre.
But I must admit that the Center does have a classy web site. Kudos to the web master. (I had to say something nice about the Center.)
It's here (more or less): the law of evidence on Spindle Law. See also this post.
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