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Legal terms / Forensic psychology / Sworn testimony / Evidence / Witness / Competence / Affirmation in law / Opinion evidence / Perjury in Nigeria / Law / Evidence law / Oaths
Date: 2014-05-20 18:36:01
Legal terms
Forensic psychology
Sworn testimony
Evidence
Witness
Competence
Affirmation in law
Opinion evidence
Perjury in Nigeria
Law
Evidence law
Oaths

Chapter 12 - Competency of Witnesses, including children

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