Spoliation of Evidence: The Continuing Search for a Remedy and Implications for Aviation Accident Investigations

Kenneth R. Lang; Pamela Clancy; Matthew D. Flesher

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Academic publicationInternational civil aviation lawUnited States01 January 1995

Spoliation of Evidence: The Continuing Search for a Remedy and Implications for Aviation Accident Investigations

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Kenneth R. Lang, Pamela Clancy and Matthew D. Flesher’s article in the Journal of Air Law and Commerce addresses the continuing search for a remedy for spoliation of evidence and the implications of that issue for aviation accident investigations.

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