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"So no one was ever punished for this murder. And to add insult to homicide, now it's remembered largely for the legal precedent it set in introducing expert witnesses, and not for what happened to poor Elma. Dr. Hosak's role did pave the way for expert witnesses in trials, particularly in medical, forensic and technical matters. And you could argue that the case helped raise the standards of evidence and fairness in our justice system."
"So no one was ever punished for this murder. And to add insult to homicide, now it's remembered largely for the legal precedent it set in introducing expert witnesses, and not for what happened to poor Elma. Dr. Hosak's role did pave the way for expert witnesses in trials, particularly in medical, forensic and technical matters. And you could argue that the case helped raise the standards of evidence and fairness in our justice system."
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"So no one was ever punished for this murder. And to add insult to homicide, now it's remembered largely for the legal precedent it set in introducing expert witnesses, and not for what happened to poor Elma. Dr. Hosak's role did pave the way for expert witnesses in trials, particularly in medical, forensic and technical matters. And you could argue that the case helped raise the standards of evidence and fairness in our justice system."
"So no one was ever punished for this murder. And to add insult to homicide, now it's remembered largely for the legal precedent it set in introducing expert witnesses, and not for what happened to poor Elma. Dr. Hosak's role did pave the way for expert witnesses in trials, particularly in medical, forensic and technical matters. And you could argue that the case helped raise the standards of evidence and fairness in our justice system."