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Losing Their Grip - The Case of Henry Keogh

Dr Robert N Moles

See also, Robert N Moles, A state of Injustice, Lothian Books, Melbourne, (2004)
See also, Robert N Moles, Definition and Rule in Legal Theory, Blackwell, Oxford (1987)

Table of Contents

Copyright and dedication
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction

Part One

Chapter One - Dramatis Personae
Chapter Two - Friday, 18 March 1994

Part Two

Chapter Three - The Investigation
Chapter Four - The Trials
Chapter Five - The Media Coverage

Part Three

Chapter Six - One-Day Cricket � Or a Test Match?
Chapter Seven - 'There Was No Miscarriage of Justice ...'
Chapter Eight - A Grip?

Part Four

Chapter Nine - No Other Reasonable Possibility?
Chapter Ten - The Cause of Death Cannot Now Be Established
As chapter 10 deals with the affidavit evidence produced to the Medical Board, we provide here for your convenience the links to those affidavits:

Professor Anthony Ansford - full text - summary
Dr Byron Collins - full text - summary
Professor Stephen Cordner - full text - summary
Professor Malcolm Fisher - full text - summary
The Anaphylaxis Report referred to in Professor Fisher's affidavit
Professor Maciej Henneberg - full text - summary
Professor Gale Spring - full text - summary
Associate Professor Anthony Thomas - full text part one full text part two summary
Chapter Eleven - Getting Closer to the Truth
Chapter Twelve - The Medical Board Decision
Chapter Thirteen - Unfinished Business

Appendices

Appendix 1 � Principles and Cases
Appendix 2 � Mallard v The Queen
Appendix 3 � Legal and Expert Teams
Back cover: review of Losing Their Grip - Rosalind Gibson

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