Motor vehicle accident reconstruction and cause analysis.
1994
LEXIS ADVANCE / LEXIS+
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LEXIS (Information retrieval system)
Title
Motor vehicle accident reconstruction and cause analysis.
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Imprint
[United States] : Matthew Bender & Company, [1994]-
Distributed
[Place of distribution not identified] : [LexisNexis], [2021]-
Description
1 online resource
Frequency
Updated annually
Summary
Convenient and authoritative reference that helps you understand the technical aspects of accident reconstruction in the context of admissibility. When the time comes for a judge or jury to render a verdict in a lawsuit, rarely is there sufficient objective scene data or eye witness testimony to help them determine what happened in the critically deciding seconds of a crash. The purpose of motor vehicle accident reconstruction is to determine what happened at a particular point in time in accidents with respect to drivers, vehicles, objects, pedestrians and others. Motor vehicle accident reconstruction and cause analysis provides the novice or experienced attorney, expert witness, and investigator with fundamentals necessary to properly formulate a case, collect critical data, and apply proven engineering concepts in the reconstruction and cause analysis of accidents.
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Database includes most recent edition only.
Author: 2021- by Philip J. Ruce.
Author: 2021- by Philip J. Ruce.
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Lexis Advance Treatise
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LEXIS ADVANCE / LEXIS+
Language
English
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