Archie Williams performed incredibly and movingly on America’s Got Talent; his audition was posted on social media providing a peek at the season to come – and a window into his singing talent. He said: “I watched ‘America’s Got Talent’ in… Continue Reading →
This past week CSAFE hosted its annual All Hands meeting, remotely, but that was not the only way that it differed from those in the past. We also celebrated our renewal for five years, even as we described accomplishments during… Continue Reading →
Jules Epstein asks, in a piece on law.com, “Does science support a firearms and tool mark expert from saying anything more than that “the firearm may have fired the recovered casing … ? Not, “it came from this gun and no other,”… Continue Reading →
Asks Jackie Rocheleau in a piece in Gizmodo, beginning by describing the case of Timothy Bridges in which an analyst claimed there was a one in 1,000 chance that another Caucasian person could have the same head hair as the… Continue Reading →
Iowa State University has announced that statisticians and forensic scientists across the country will keep working to put statistics behind the pattern evidence found in bloodstains and fingerprints and the digital evidence found in phones and computers. The National Institute of… Continue Reading →
Duke Law Journal has published a special issue on forensics, statistics and law, accompanying a CSAFE conference held in March 2019. The pieces are: Forensics, Statistics, and Law: Ten Years After “A Path Forward” Brandon Garrett The Public Reception of… Continue Reading →
Just published in the Houston Law Review, by Brandon Garrett, is an Article titled “The Costs and Benefits of Forensics,” as part of a special issue regarding forensic science, ten years after the NAS Report. Below is the abstract: Supreme… Continue Reading →
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