Chronicling cases that are stranger than fiction and their evidence issues, explained in layman's terms. This week's episode - Conditional relevance and the ordeal of the bier, in State v Wisdom (1894).

Chronicling cases that are stranger than fiction and their evidence issues, explained in layman's terms. This week's episode - Conditional relevance and the ordeal of the bier, in State v Wisdom (1894).

Chronicling cases that are stranger than fiction and their evidence issues, explained in layman's terms. This week's episode -&nbsp;Conditional relevance and the ordeal of the bier, in&nbsp;State v Wisdom&nbsp;(1894).&nbsp;
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Episode 2: Stranger Than Legal Fiction

Law 805 is a class taught by Professor Todd A. Berger at the Syracuse University College of Law. It is the course number for our class called, Podcasting for Lawyers and Law Students. In Podcasting for Lawyers and Law Students, we study the art and craft of podcasting. Each podcast you hear was created by a Syracuse law student or team of students. In each podcast students will introduce themselves and explain the name and topic of their podcast. And each podcast covers a law related topic we hope you find interesting.

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Episode 2: Stranger Than Legal Fiction

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