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triers of fact

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Second, until 1988, it was a requirement to warn triers of fact of the dangers of convicting on the uncorroborated evidence of an unsworn child.
``The challenge is, and the requirement is that they do it lawfully, and in these instances the triers of fact have indicated they did, and the challenge for officers is to do it within prescribed procedures and that's where I come in.
In the Appellate Court's view there was sufficient evidence, without the necessity of resorting to the usual need for expert medical testimony, that reasonable lay triers of fact could find that the failure of a respiratory therapist employed by a corporation, and not the defendant hospital, was the proximate cause of an infant aspirating her own vomit which caused her to go into respiratory and cardiac arrest.
 
 
 
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