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Performing Expertise: The Design of Audiovisual Links and the Construction of the Remote Expert Witness in Court

opencrim October 18, 2018 Performing Expertise: The Design of Audiovisual Links and the Construction of the Remote Expert Witness in Court2018-10-18T08:53:13+00:00 Social & Legal Studies

Performing Expertise: The Design of Audiovisual Links and the Construction of the Remote Expert Witness in Court

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