Review of The problem of proof

Abstract

Reviews the book, The problem of proof by Albert S. Osborne (1922). Students of legal psychology should have access to this volume. Of the twenty-eight chapters, the psychologist will especially enjoy these: Sifting the Evidence, The Atmosphere of a Trial, Cross-Examination, Memory and the Proof of Facts, Advocacy, Persuasion and Practical Psychology in Courts of Law, Form Blindness, The Designing and Lighting of Court Rooms, and The Judge in Disputed Document Trials. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)