Category Archives: expert testimony

Forensic Testimony: Hired Guns or …..what? / Forensic Science

Posted on September 5, 2013 by csidds

Judges to not have the tools to counteract the effects of biased experts. See PBS/Frontline/CSI http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/criminal-justice/real-csi/can-juries-rely-on-forensic-experts/

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Investigative Report: Inside reporters’ efforts in an exoneration case: Forensic Science

Posted on August 31, 2013 by csidds

A triumvirate of Pulitzer-winning reporters spent years in supporting a victim of a misguided prosecution aided by willful misconduct by Chicago police. A retrospective article on what the reporters experienced with the wrongfully convicted Daniel Taylor, written by Maurice Possley, … Continue reading →

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Forensic Testimony: Once again, exoneration cases support unreliability of experts trial opinions

Posted on August 27, 2013 by csidds

Take some time (or more than one visit to get through the information) and follow this link (Forensic Testimony) to a greater understanding on why credibility for some forensic experts is waning or finally being extinguished. The chart posted above … Continue reading →

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