No. 23-1-2, April 2019

Index

• Abduction, IBE and standards of proof
• Case commentaries
• Challenges for comparative fact-finding
• Clarifying relative plausibility: A rejoinder
• Common problems of plausibility and probabilism
• How plausible is the relative plausibility theory of proof?
• It’s all relative: Explanationism and probabilistic evidence theory
• Less probabilism and more about explanationism
• Noticeboard
• On the limitations of a unitary model of the proof process
• One small step towards a metatheory of evidence and proof
• Plausibility and probability in juridical proof
• Preface
• Relative plausibility and a prescriptive theory of evidence assessment
• Relative plausibility and its critics
• Relevance, probative value, and explanatory considerations
• Some remarks about relative plausibility
• Taking the dialectical stance in reasoning with evidence and proof
• The case for relative plausibility theory: Promising, but insufficient
• The explanationist revolution in evidence law
• The limitations of relative plausibility theory
• The probabilism debate that never was?
• The silliness of magical realism
• Thin empirics
• What is relative plausibility?