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Contents: Introduction. Part I Questions, Concepts, Methods: The present and future of the law of evidence, James B. Thayer; The future of constitutional criminal procedure, Akhil Reed Amar; Evidence as a multi-disciplinary subject, William Twining; Analyzing the trial: interdisciplinary methods, Robert Burns, Marianne Constable, Justin Richland and Winnifred Sullivan; Introduction: theorising the criminal trial, Antony Duff, Lindsay Farmer, Sandra Marshall and Victor Tadros. Part II Normative Underpinnings in Political Morality: Truth in adjudication, Mirjan Damaška; Theorising procedural tradition: subjects, objects and values in criminal adjudication, Paul Roberts; Liberalism and the criminal trial, Ho Hock Lai; The courage of our convictions, Sherman J. Clark; Realizing justice: the development of fair trial rights in China, Jennifer Smith and Michael Gompers. Part III Legal Epistemology: Epistemology legalized: or, truth, justice, and the American way, Susan Haack; Probability - the logic of the law, Bernard Robertson and G.A. Vignaux; The problematic value of mathematical models of evidence, Ronald J. Allen and Michael S. Pardo; The O.J. Simpson stories: behavioral scientists’ reflections on The People of the State of California v. Orenthal James Simpson, Reid Hastie and Nancy Pennington. Part IV Institutional Jurisprudence: The forms and limits of adjudication, Lon L. Fuller; Legal processes and national culture, Oscar G. Chase; Some realism (and idealism) about the trial, Robert P. Burns; Prosecuting and defending rape: perspectives from the bar, Jennifer Temkin; Unpacking show trials: situating the trial of Saddam Hussein, Jeremy Peterson. Name index.