The fight for real forensic science in the US courts continues. Here are some of the best in the business.
Just in: The AAFS board of directors has dismissed the ethics complaint against csidds that I mentioned here: http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2015/02/13/how-the-flawed-science-of-bite-mark-analysis-has-sent-innocent-people-to-jail/ …
My Comment: Much thanks to the AAFS Executive Board of Directors.
“I am pleased that the AAFS Board of Directors looked very carefully at what was presented and decided not to pursue this matter against me any further. I look forward to continuing my work as an forensic expert witness and a Fellow of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences.”
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: The defense costs to achieve this finding of innocence approached $250,000. So, this boils down to another costly failed attempt to muzzle forensic reform and academic freedom. I hope this never happens to anyone else.
Thanks to all my friends who supported me and my family through this process. Plus an incredible THANK YOU to the NY Innocence Project and the…
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