The Principles of Judicial Proof

John Henry Wigmore, 1913. Little, Brown.

Wigmore's treatise on legal proof, which introduced a charting method for breaking a case down into propositions and the evidence for and against each.

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The inquiry-framework report cites Wigmore charts as a way to structure evidence for and against a claim.

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Wigmore, J. H. (1913). The Principles of Judicial Proof. Little, Brown. https://openlibrary.org/works/OL5093443W

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Wigmore, John Henry. “The Principles of Judicial Proof.” Little, Brown (1913).