 A number of legal decisions have appealed to Popper’s and Hempel’s criteria, adding the epistemic role of peer review, publication and consensus around the sound application of methodological standards. A more recent criterion has sought a different kind of demarcation: it is comparative rather than absolute; it aims to compare science and popular science; it adopts a broader notion of in the German tradition of Wissenschaften, that is, roughly of scholarly fields of research that include formal sciences, natural sciences, human sciences and the humanities; and it emphasizes the role of systematicity, with an emphasis on different forms of epistemic connectedness as weak forms of coherence and order (Hoyningen-Huene 2013).