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Houston Law Review Online
July 15, 2015 CDT

Expert Storytelling & Storytelling Experts: Why You Should Use Scientific Stories in the Courtroom

Nick Brown,
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Nick Brown, Expert Storytelling & Storytelling Experts: Why You Should Use Scientific Stories in the Courtroom, Hous. L. Rev. (2015).
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