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The coherence of a case and the reasonableness of doubt

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  1. Oxford, Clatendon Press, 1978, 89–92.

  2. For my discussion of the case of Burke and Hare, I am indebted to Dr. Owen Dudley Edwards’ recently published book,Burke and Hare, Edinburgh, Polygon Books, 1980. My quotation from Cockburn’sAddress to the Jury comes from a passage cited more fully at 218–221 of Dr. Edwards’ admirable book.

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  1. Public Law, University of Edmburgh, UK

    D. N. MacCormick (Regius Professor)

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This and the following two articles ause out of a discussion held at the Association for Legal and Social Philosophy Conference on 12 April l980 at Liverpool Polytechnic.

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MacCormick, D.N. The coherence of a case and the reasonableness of doubt. Liverpool Law Rev 2, 45–50 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03186638

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