Abstract

This essay deals with the role of epistemic injustice in pointing out stereotypes in legal reasoning. The Author discusses the proposal of Janaina Matida and Alessia Farano to expand the concept of witness injustice and concludes with a proposal for an even broader version of the concept.

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