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A Convergence of Science and Law A Summary Report of the First Meeting of the Science, Technology, and Law Panel (2001) / Chapter Skim
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4. Science, Technology, and Law Panel's Agenda
Pages 18-19

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... ; and · Crosscutting issues (such as intellectual property, access to research data, identification of expert witnesses, ethical responsibilities of professionals, and the economic effects of regulation)
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... Access to Research Data. In advance of the STL Panel's next meeting, scheduled for September 8, 2000, each working group was asked to map and recommend a process by which the full STL Panel could more fully understand the issues underlying these topics.6 6Following the Panel's first meeting, the Working Group on Judicial Use and Understanding of Scientific and Technical Evidence organized a workshop on scientific evidence on September 7, 2000.
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  • workshop transcript


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