The Man in Court
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Abroader method to the lawyer seems shockingly loose and slipshod. Therules of evidence to the bystander seem an inhuman farce. The firstallows an atmosphere to be created from which the whole truth may bereached. Would not an ordinary person, if he wanted to find out aboutthe accident, read the newspapers, find out the police reports, askwhat a witness thought, what that witness told someone else about theaccident afterward? Is she not now giving someone an account of theaccident?
Psychologist...s agree that no one can accurately narrate theirperceptions and what happens before their eyes. Moreover, the testsperformed on school and college graduates in regard to their powers ofobservation have shown the fallibility of human perception. Thefailure to perceive, plus the failure to remember, plus inadequacy oflanguage, makes all testimony unsatisfactory. People of littleeducation are still less able to either see or explain. The only safeway is to obtain a composite photograph of the witness's mind and ofthe thoughts that arise from the original perception, a continuationof impressions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abroader method to the lawyer seems shockingly loose and slipshod. Therules of evidence to the bystander seem an inhuman farce. The firstallows an atmosphere to be created from which the whole truth may bereached. Would not an ordinary person, if he wanted to find out aboutthe accident, read the newspapers, find out the police reports, askwhat a witness thought, what that witness told someone else about theaccident afterward? Is she not now giving someone an account of theaccident?
Psychologist...s agree that no one can accurately narrate theirperceptions and what happens before their eyes. Moreover, the testsperformed on school and college graduates in regard to their powers ofobservation have shown the fallibility of human perception. Thefailure to perceive, plus the failure to remember, plus inadequacy oflanguage, makes all testimony unsatisfactory. People of littleeducation are still less able to either see or explain. The only safeway is to obtain a composite photograph of the witness's mind and ofthe thoughts that arise from the original perception, a continuationof impressions.
What to read after The Man in Court?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Frederic Dewitt to read onlineMoreLess
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