What does SKAPP stand for?

Scientific Knowledge and Public Policy

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Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Michaels' group at George Washington University administers the 3-year-old Project on Scientific Knowledge and Public Policy.

Benched science: increasingly, judges decide what science--if any--a ...

Congress is considering tort reform; the Data Quality Act (Office of Management and Budget 2002) produced a large number of new federal regulations about how government agencies may use scientific data; Daubert hearings (Project on Scientific Knowledge and Public Policy 2003), based on a 10-year-old Supreme Court decision and its progeny, dominate product liability and toxic tort litigation; and the American Law Institute is revisiting its Restatement of Torts (American Law Institute 2003) that proposes to tell judges and others how scientists determine causation.

Public health literacy for lawyers: teaching population-based legal ...