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Introduction to a Comparative Study on Judicial Engagement with Science
To make this abstract concept more amenable to a fine-grained comparative analysis, judicial engagement with science will be evaluated with respect to four distinct stages of the adjudicatory process. This research will identify and compara-tively assess the judicial techniques serving for engaging with science specifically at the following stages of adjudication: