David L. Faigman, who teaches at the Hastings College of the Law and is an editor of the annually revised forensic text "Modern Scientific Evidence,'' has spent most of his career campaigning to increase the scientific literacy of judges and juries.
David L. Faigman, who teaches at the Hastings College of the Law and is an editor of the annually revised forensic text "Modern Scientific Evidence," has spent most of his career campaigning to increase the scientific literacy of judges and juries.
The Reviewing editor and referees agreed that final acceptance or rejection of the revised manuscript will depend on the outcome of the new experiments.
As editors, if we are in doubt about the validity of the revised paper, we generally reject it.
For those who grew up viewing the first incarnation of THE GOURMET COOKBOOK (Houghton Mifflin, $40) as "the doorway to a magic land" of sophistication, as the editor of this completely revised edition, Ruth Reichl, writes in her introduction, there was something gloriously unreal about the recipes.
Howell Raines, executive editor of The New York Times, said yesterday that revised versions of two sports columns rejected by editors two weeks ago would be published tomorrow.
In 1900 he immigrated with his family to the United States, where he worked as revising editor of the Jewish Encyclopedia.
A year later, the revised Salinger book landed on the desk of Jason Epstein, Mr. Hamilton's editor at Random House.
[Editors' note: further revisions were requested prior to acceptance, as described below.] In the revised version, the authors have successfully addressed most of the comments.
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