William A. Woodruff

Campbell University School of Law

Professor of Law

27603

United States

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Scholarly Papers (5)

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Evidence of Lies and Rules of Evidence: The Admissibility of fMRI-Based Expert Opinion of Witness Truthfulness

16 N.C.J.L.& Tech. 105 (2014)
Number of pages: 148 Posted: 22 Jun 2014 Last Revised: 04 Nov 2014
William A. Woodruff
Campbell University School of Law
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neuroscience, fMRI, lie detection, deception, impeachment, expert testimony

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Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging to Detect Deception: Not Ready for the Courtroom

Number of pages: 23 Posted: 15 Apr 2011
William A. Woodruff
Campbell University School of Law
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fMRI, Brain Imaging, Lie Detection, Federal Rules of Evidence, Daubert, Frye, Expert Testimony

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Caution and the Constitution: Should There Be an Article V Convention for Proposing Amendments?

17 Charleston Law Review 30 2022)
Number of pages: 70 Posted: 12 Sep 2022 Last Revised: 06 Apr 2023
William A. Woodruff
Campbell University School of Law
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Constitution, Amendments, Article V, Convention

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The Bologna Process and German Legal Education: Developing Professional Competence Through Clinical Experiences

9 German L. J. 575 (2008)
Number of pages: 44 Posted: 05 Nov 2014
Andreas Bücker and William A. Woodruff
Hochschule Wismar and Campbell University School of Law
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Bologna Process; legal education; clinical legal education; curriculum

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The Admissibility of Expert Testimony in North Carolina after Howerton: Reconciling the Ruling with the Rules of Evidence

Campbell Law Review, Vol. 28, No. 1, 2005
Number of pages: 62 Posted: 09 Apr 2009
William A. Woodruff
Campbell University School of Law
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Expert testimony, Daubert, conditional relevancy