Findings: Juggling Figures, and Justice, in a Doctorâs Trial
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Doctors prescribing opioids in doses that seems high to narcotics agents and prosecutors are at risk of a trial. And once in the courtroom, anything can happen.
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Twelve years ago, forensic scientist Henry Lee mesmerized jurors with his analysis of scientific evidence in O.J. Simpson's murder trial. Holding up a photo of what he said was a shoe print he declared ominously: "Something's wrong."
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Dr. Jerry Avorn brings convincing data and sharp analysis to ''Powerful Medicines,&quot; his timely, challenging appraisal of health policy.
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Perhaps perspective can be gained from the case of another controversial historical figure.
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Of all the absurdities currently guiding UK government health policy, the notion that an intensive inquiry into the work of Britain&#39;s first GP serial killer provides the basis for
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The existential thrill of the rule of law â something we hear about infrequently, if ever, in the West â is on display tonight on âThe Peopleâs Court,â on PBS.
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In the digital age, there are few black-and-white rules. Rather, we live in an era of gray when it comes to technology and the law.  A federal case that was recently dismissed before it reached trial is the latest example.
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Some of IT's biggest profits are found in the courtroom.
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A doctor and his patient are facing off in a medical malpractice trial that has tongues wagging as much about the players as about what they are fighting over: Botox.
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LOS ANGELES _ Justice delayed may be justice denied _but at the end of the day it is incontestably better than nothing. Societies that disrespect the professionalism of their courts ultimately court catastrophe.
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VANCOUVER -- Lost in the mountains of evidence and seemingly interminable arguments made by a phalanx of lawyers at the Air India trial is the fact Ripudaman Singh Malik and Ajaib Singh Bagri face more than just murder charges.
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The forensic science of processing and identifying the dead
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Sweden's Supreme Court hears evidence from six doctors on the mental health of politician Anna Lindh's killer.
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The case of a New York attorney  accused of aiding terrorism has split American lawyers into  those who believe she is the target of vindictive prosecutors  and others who say she willingly broke the law.
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The Supreme Court relies on precedents and case law, dry recitations of fact and the sometimes bloodless decisions of the courts below it. But in a case involving a now-paralyzed man who instigated a high-speed police chase, most of the justices, as a sportscaster might say, went to the videotape.
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Jurors, whatever their backgrounds, hold justice in their hands. It&#39;s a system we should cherish. I am thrilled to discover I have something in common with Oprah Winfrey.
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Rivaling Bush vs. Kerry for bitterness, doctors and trial lawyers are squaring off this fall in an unprecedented four-state struggle over limiting malpractice awards. The volatile issue is in voters' hands and each side is desperate to win, spending millions of dollars to make their cases and portray the other side as greedy.