Items where Author is "Picinali, Federico"

Number of items: 25.
  • Epistemic injustice in the criminal trial:engaging with Gonzales Rose, Herdy, Jalloh and Ouwsu-Bempah. (2025) Picinali, Federico picture_as_pdf
  • Aim or preference? Reflections on the commitment to the truth in the criminal process. Picinali, Federico picture_as_pdf
  • Author's replies. Picinali, Federico picture_as_pdf
  • Base-rates of negative traits: instructions for use in criminal trials. Picinali, Federico
  • Can the reasonable doubt standard be justified? A reconstructed dialogue. Picinali, Federico
  • Do theories of punishment necessarily deliver a binary system of verdicts? An exploratory essay. Picinali, Federico
  • Evidential reasoning, testimonial injustice and the fairness of the criminal trial. Picinali, Federico picture_as_pdf
  • Excluding evidence for integrity’s sake. Holroyd, Jules; Picinali, Federico
  • Factual inference as analogical reasoning: a comment on Professor Tillers' 'the structure and logic of proof in trials'. Picinali, Federico
  • Generalisations, causal relationships, and moral responsibility. Picinali, Federico
  • Implicit bias, self-defence and the reasonable person. Holroyd, Jules; Picinali, Federico
  • Innocence and burdens of proof in English criminal law. Picinali, Federico
  • Justice in-between:a study of intermediate criminal verdicts. Picinali, Federico
  • La valutazione della prova. Picinali, Federico
  • Le narrazioni nella giustizia penale. Picinali, Federico
  • Legal reasoning as fact finding? A contribution to the analysis of criminal adjudication. Picinali, Federico
  • Lo stato d’ebbrezza tra accertamento sintomatico e soglie di rilevanza penale. Picinali, Federico
  • Nascere e risiedere in Italia non basta per essere cittadino italiano. Picinali, Federico
  • Some critical thoughts on "How stereotypes deceive us". Picinali, Federico picture_as_pdf
  • Structuring inferential reasoning in criminal fact finding: an analogical theory. Picinali, Federico
  • Two meanings of 'reasonableness': dispelling the 'floating' reasonable doubt. Picinali, Federico
  • The denial of procedural safeguards in trials for regulatory offences: a justification. Picinali, Federico
  • The presumption of innocence:a deflationary account. Picinali, Federico picture_as_pdf
  • A retributive justification for not punishing bare intentions or: on the moral relevance of the ‘now-belief’. Picinali, Federico
  • The threshold lies in the method: instructing jurors about reasoning beyond reasonable doubt. Picinali, Federico