This is usually in the form of leavening a report with a quote or two from "the other side" in order to give "balance". Fairness, in essence, trumps the reliability of fact.
Finally, we emphasize that the question whether a constitutional rule of criminal procedure does or does not enhance the reliability of the fact-finding process at trial is necessarily a matter of degree.
'An examination of these and other cases reveals no instance where the (Supreme) Court has given retroactive application to an exclusionary rule or other Constitutional guarantee where the reliability of the fact-finding process had not been jeopardized.
A 2008 review by Victorson et al., reported the average reliability of the FACT-G to be 0.88 with the reliability of subsets ranging from 0.71-0.83 0.71-0.83
The reliability of the FACT-fatigue scale has been reported to be 0.84 and it has been shown to have good validity with other measures of fatigue, a significant negative relationship with vigor and with social desirability [ 49].
And there is plenty of reason to doubt the reliability of IWE; in fact, the above argument supposes that it is unreliable.
Reliabilism holds that the crucial facts in the supervenience base of epistemic facts are facts about the reliability of the causal process producing or sustaining the belief.
Toiling in the archives of the verifiable, fortified by the reliability of contemporaneous documentation, the fact-checker is a last defense against the chaos of unsupported assertion and outrageous mendacity.
Testing with manually generated test cases is the primary technique used in industry to improve reliability of software--in fact, such testing is reported to account for over half of the typical cost of software development.
They can offer a constitutive explanation of the reliability of the responses: since the facts are constitutively linked to emotional responses, there is good reason to think emotional responses track them, at least in suitable conditions.
American law has long recognized the reliability of circumstantial evidence -- in fact, treason is the only crime that the Constitution requires be proved by direct evidence alone.
