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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Doubt | | | | |  Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Hawley Harvey Crippen - Brief biographyCirca 1885 he became a homeopathic doctor and started working for a pharmaceutical company. His second wife was Cora Turner, born Kunigunde Mackamotski to a German mother and a Polish-Russian father. She was a would-be opera singer, who went under the name of Belle Elmore. In 1900, Crippen and his spouse moved to England. Unfortunately for him, his U.S. medical qualification was insufficient to obtain a doctor's position in the UK. The couple moved to 39 Hilldrop Crescent, Holloway, London where they had lodgers to compensate Crippen's rather measly income. Crippen was not a homeopath in the classic sense in t ...
See also:Hawley Harvey Crippen, Hawley Harvey Crippen - Brief biography, Hawley Harvey Crippen - Murder, Hawley Harvey Crippen - Transatlantic arrest, Hawley Harvey Crippen - Trial and execution, Hawley Harvey Crippen - Question of doubt Read more here: » Hawley Harvey Crippen: Encyclopedia II - Hawley Harvey Crippen - Brief biography |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Burden of proof - Standard of proof The standard of proof is the level of proof required in a legal action to convince the court that a given proposition is true. The degree of proof required depends on the circumstances of the proposition. Typically, most countries have two levels of proof: the balance of probabilities (BOP), called the preponderance of evidence in the US, beyond a reasonable doubt (commonly refered to as BARD), or just beyond reasonable doubt. In addition to these, the US introduced a third standard called clear and convincing evidence.
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See also:Burden of proof, Burden of proof - Types of burden, Burden of proof - Standard of proof, Burden of proof - Balance of probabilities, Burden of proof - Beyond a reasonable doubt, Burden of proof - Clear and convincing evidence, Burden of proof - Probable cause, Burden of proof - Legal uses, Burden of proof - Criminal law, Burden of proof - Civil law, Burden of proof - Science and Other uses Read more here: » Burden of proof: Encyclopedia II - Burden of proof - Standard of proof |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Bernardo Bertolucci - Directed his First Film at age 21 Bernardo Bertolucci directed his first film at the age of 21 (La commare secca, 1962) which was shortly followed by his acclaimed Prima della rivoluzione (Before the Revolution, 1964).
The boom of Italian cinema that gave Bertolucci his start slowed in the 1970s, as the Italian film industry felt the effects of global economic recession.
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See also:Bernardo Bertolucci, Bernardo Bertolucci - Born in Parma Italy, Bernardo Bertolucci - Directed his First Film at age 21, Bernardo Bertolucci - A Period of Collaboration with Co-Producers, Bernardo Bertolucci - Advocate of Marxism, Bernardo Bertolucci - Evaluation of Bertolucci's films, Bernardo Bertolucci - Spiritualism Certainty and Self-Doubt, Bernardo Bertolucci - Profit-motive explains Some Shocking Scenes, Bernardo Bertolucci - Filmography Read more here: » Bernardo Bertolucci: Encyclopedia II - Bernardo Bertolucci - Directed his First Film at age 21 |
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| | | | | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Adolph Beck case - The trial On March 3, 1896, Adolph Beck was brought to trial in the Old Bailey. The Crown was represented by Horace Edmund Avory, a spare, frosty little man who later earned the title of "the Hanging Judge" and "Acid Drop", assisted by Guy Stephenson, while the defense was headed by an experienced barrister, Charles F. Gill, assisted by Percival Clarke. The Common Serjeant was Sir Forrest Fulton, who, as a prosecutor, was respons ...
See also:Adolph Beck case, Adolph Beck case - About Adolph Beck, Adolph Beck case - The arrest, Adolph Beck case - The trial, Adolph Beck case - Conviction and doubts, Adolph Beck case - Rearrest and conviction, Adolph Beck case - The truth about John Smith, Adolph Beck case - Aftermath Read more here: » Adolph Beck case: Encyclopedia II - Adolph Beck case - The trial |
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| | | | | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Left-Right politics - Modern U.S. use of the terms These terms are widely used in the modern United States, but as on the global level, there is no firm consensus about their meaning. The only aspect which is generally agreed upon is that they are the defining opposites of the United States political spectrum. "Left" and "right" are associated with "liberal" and "conservative," respectively, although the meanings of the two sets of terms do not entirely coincide. Depending on the political affiliation of the individual using them, these terms can be spoken with varying implications. The term ...
See also:Left-Right politics, Left-Right politics - Meaning of the terms, Left-Right politics - Historical origin of the terms, Left-Right politics - Evolution of the terms, Left-Right politics - Modern U.S. use of the terms, Left-Right politics - Doubt about the contemporary relevance of the terms Read more here: » Left-Right politics: Encyclopedia II - Left-Right politics - Modern U.S. use of the terms |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Depilation - Reasons for removing hair Hair removal has been practiced for centuries in almost all human cultures. The methods used vary among times and regions, but shaving is the most common method.
Depilation - Medical reasons.
Patients' body hair was once shaved before surgery for reasons of hygiene; however, this turned out to be counter-productive, and as a result patients are no longer shaved in many hospitals. The shaving of hair has sometimes been used in attempts to eradicate lice or to minimize body odor due to accumulation of odor-causing micro-organisms in hair. Some people with trichiasis ...
See also:Depilation, Depilation - Reasons for removing hair, Depilation - Medical reasons, Depilation - Social cultural or sexual reasons, Depilation - For religious reasons, Depilation - In military institutions, Depilation - As punishment, Depilation - Body areas where hair is often removed, Depilation - Hair removal methods, Depilation - Permanent, Depilation - Temporary, Depilation - Doubtful methods Read more here: » Depilation: Encyclopedia II - Depilation - Reasons for removing hair |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Depilation - Hair removal methods Many products on the market have proven fraudulent. Many other products exaggerate the results or ease of use.
Depilation - Permanent.
Permanent hair removal involves several imperfect options. A number of methods have been developed that use chemicals, energy of varying types, or a combination to target the areas that regulate hair growth. Permanently destroying these areas while sparing surrounding tissue is a difficult challenge.
Permanent hair removal for most
Electrolysis
Permanent hair reduction for some
Laser
Flashla ...
See also:Depilation, Depilation - Reasons for removing hair, Depilation - Medical reasons, Depilation - Social cultural or sexual reasons, Depilation - For religious reasons, Depilation - In military institutions, Depilation - As punishment, Depilation - Body areas where hair is often removed, Depilation - Hair removal methods, Depilation - Permanent, Depilation - Temporary, Depilation - Doubtful methods Read more here: » Depilation: Encyclopedia II - Depilation - Hair removal methods |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Adolph Beck case - The arrest On December 16, 1895, Adolph Beck was stepping out the door of 135 (or 139, as in at least one account) Victoria Street, when a woman blocked his way. She accused him of having tricked her into parting with two watches and rings.
Beck brushed her aside and crossed the road. When the woman followed, he complained to a policeman that he was being followed by a prostitute who had accosted him. Wildly the woman demanded his arrest, in turn accusing ...
See also:Adolph Beck case, Adolph Beck case - About Adolph Beck, Adolph Beck case - The arrest, Adolph Beck case - The trial, Adolph Beck case - Conviction and doubts, Adolph Beck case - Rearrest and conviction, Adolph Beck case - The truth about John Smith, Adolph Beck case - Aftermath Read more here: » Adolph Beck case: Encyclopedia II - Adolph Beck case - The arrest |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Adolph Beck case - Rearrest and conviction On April 15, 1904, as he left his flat, a woman ran up to him, and accused Beck of defrauding her of her jewelry. Beck, horror-struck, denied the charge. The woman repeated her accusations and told him that someone was waiting to arrest him. Dazed with panic, he ran — to the waiting arms of a police inspector, who arrested him at once.
The woman, a servant by the name of Paulina Scott, filed a complaint that a gray-haired, distinguished looking gentleman had accosted her on the street, paid compliments to her, and subsequently dives ...
See also:Adolph Beck case, Adolph Beck case - About Adolph Beck, Adolph Beck case - The arrest, Adolph Beck case - The trial, Adolph Beck case - Conviction and doubts, Adolph Beck case - Rearrest and conviction, Adolph Beck case - The truth about John Smith, Adolph Beck case - Aftermath Read more here: » Adolph Beck case: Encyclopedia II - Adolph Beck case - Rearrest and conviction |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Adolph Beck case - The truth about John Smith On a routine visit to a local police station on August 7, an inspector from the Criminal Investigation Department was told of an arrest of a man who swindled some rings from a pair of unemployed actresses that afternoon. An alarm bell went off in the detective's head, being familiar with the Beck case. He asked for details. The details were very familiar but the alleged culprit, Adolph Beck, was already in jail, awaiting sentencing.
The inspector went to the new prisoner's cell. It held a gray-haired man, about Beck's height, with cer ...
See also:Adolph Beck case, Adolph Beck case - About Adolph Beck, Adolph Beck case - The arrest, Adolph Beck case - The trial, Adolph Beck case - Conviction and doubts, Adolph Beck case - Rearrest and conviction, Adolph Beck case - The truth about John Smith, Adolph Beck case - Aftermath Read more here: » Adolph Beck case: Encyclopedia II - Adolph Beck case - The truth about John Smith |
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| | | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Burden of proof - Types of burden There are generally three broad types of burdens.
A legal burden or a burden of persuasion is an obligation that remains on a single party for the duration of the claim. Once the burden has been entirely discharged to the satisfaction of the trier of fact the party carrying the burden will succeed in their claim. For example the presumption of innocence places a legal burden upon the prosecution to prove all elemen ...
See also:Burden of proof, Burden of proof - Types of burden, Burden of proof - Standard of proof, Burden of proof - Balance of probabilities, Burden of proof - Beyond a reasonable doubt, Burden of proof - Clear and convincing evidence, Burden of proof - Probable cause, Burden of proof - Legal uses, Burden of proof - Criminal law, Burden of proof - Civil law, Burden of proof - Science and Other uses Read more here: » Burden of proof: Encyclopedia II - Burden of proof - Types of burden |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Burden of proof - Legal uses In jurisprudence, the burden of proof is the concept of holding one party to a dispute or one side of a debate responsible for producing a prima facie case. If this party fails to produce a valid case, the decision will go against them, without requiring any further evidence or discussion.
Burden of proof
Burden of production
Burden of persuasion
Measure of proof
Burden of proof is one of the most important issues in litigation, and in criminal cases it is closely ...
See also:Burden of proof, Burden of proof - Types of burden, Burden of proof - Standard of proof, Burden of proof - Balance of probabilities, Burden of proof - Beyond a reasonable doubt, Burden of proof - Clear and convincing evidence, Burden of proof - Probable cause, Burden of proof - Legal uses, Burden of proof - Criminal law, Burden of proof - Civil law, Burden of proof - Science and Other uses Read more here: » Burden of proof: Encyclopedia II - Burden of proof - Legal uses |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Visigoth - Visigoths as Tervingi The naming of this people is problematic. Some time shortly after 291 Mamertinus made a eulogy of Emperor Maximian (285-308) in which he says that the "Tervingi, another division of the Goths" (Tervingi pars alia Gothorum) joined with a band he calls the Taifali to attack the Vandals and Gepidae (Genethl. Max. 17, 1). The term "Vandals" may have been erroneous for "Victohali" because, around 360, the historian Eutropius reports that Dacia was currently (nunc) inhabited by Taifali, Victohali, and Tervingi (Eutr. ...
See also:Visigoth, Visigoth - Visigoths as Tervingi, Visigoth - Early history, Visigoth - Visigothic Kingdom in Aquitaine, Visigoth - Visigothic Kingdom in Iberia, Visigoth - Kings of the Visigoths, Visigoth - Early kings, Visigoth - Balti dynasty, Visigoth - Later kings, Visigoth - Doubtful kings, Visigoth - Select bibliography Read more here: » Visigoth: Encyclopedia II - Visigoth - Visigoths as Tervingi |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Visigoth - Visigothic Kingdom in Aquitaine From 407 to 409 the Vandals, with the allied Alans and Germanic tribes like the Suevi, swept into the Iberian peninsula. In response to this invasion of Roman Hispania, Honorius, the emperor in the West, enlisted the aid of the Visigoths to regain control of the territory. And, in 418, Honorius rewarded his Visigothic federates by giving them land in Aquitania on which to settle. This was done probably under hospitalitas, the rules for billeting army soldiers (Heather 1996, Sivan 1987). The settlement formed the nucleus of the future Visigothic kingdom that would e ...
See also:Visigoth, Visigoth - Visigoths as Tervingi, Visigoth - Early history, Visigoth - Visigothic Kingdom in Aquitaine, Visigoth - Visigothic Kingdom in Iberia, Visigoth - Kings of the Visigoths, Visigoth - Early kings, Visigoth - Balti dynasty, Visigoth - Later kings, Visigoth - Doubtful kings, Visigoth - Select bibliography Read more here: » Visigoth: Encyclopedia II - Visigoth - Visigothic Kingdom in Aquitaine |
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