...Susan Haack © 1999 by Susan Haack 2001 Bacon, F. 1620 . The New Organon . Bandow, D. 1999 . Keeping Junk Science Out of the Courtroom. Wall Street Journal , 26 July, A23 . Bauer, H. 1993 . Scientific Literacy and the Myth of Scientific Method . Urbana: University of Illinois...

... of a collaboration with the jour- nal and invited me to participate in the workshop. The papers originally presented at the workshop by Cynthia Mulrow, Daniel W. Shuman, Peter D. Jacobson, and Arnold J. Rosoff, with the addition of Susan Haack’s essay that served...

... choices based on these kinds of analyses? ■ How can those involved in developing the evidence base for medical practice most effectively present this information in legal settings? In addition to these commissioned papers, Susan Haack, professor...

... 13 , no. 6 : 603 – 26 . doi:10.1177/1077801207301553 . Haack Mary . 2004 . “Experience with Family Drug Courts in Three Cities.” Substance Abuse 25 , no. 4 : 17 – 25 . doi:10.1300/J465v25n04_03 . Jacobs David E. . 2000 . Eliminating Childhood Lead Poisoning...

..., 1996) and in 1998 was given the Sociological Practice Association Outstanding Contribution Award. Susan Haack is Cooper Senior Scholar in Arts and Sciences, professor of philoso- phy, and professor of law at the University of Miami. Her books...

... enlightening to students of scientific evidence in the law, or to judges themselves. Even when legal edicts emanate from the Supreme Court, they may not provide clear guidance, particularly when read in combi- nation. For example, Professors Daniel W. Shuman and Susan Haack...

... Chou Ullman Fitz-Gibbon & Morns Colquhoun Winkler & Hays Haack Colton Johnson Daniel Kilpatrick Dunn Lancaster Fitz-Gibbon & Morns Swaroop Goldstein Ullman Haack...

... on consensus to assess the admissibility of novel scientific evidence, the Daubert Court constructed a standard built on the work of Karl Popper (1989; see also Susan Haack in this issue), 5. “We have held that abuse of discretion...