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When the accused is just 18: How brain science complicates ‘adult’ criminal justice

July 24, 2022 // by Sarah Olson

When the accused is just 18: How brain science complicates ‘adult’ criminal justiceRead More

Can deleted text messages actually be retrieved?

July 21, 2022 // by Sarah Olson

Can deleted text messages actually be retrieved?Read More

Where abortion is banned, someone’s phone activity could be used as criminal evidence

June 30, 2022 // by Sarah Olson

Where abortion is banned, someone’s phone activity could be used as criminal evidenceRead More

How Rape Affects Memory And The Brain, And Why More Police Need To Know About This

August 22, 2021 // by Sarah Olson

How Rape Affects Memory And The Brain, And Why More Police Need To Know About ThisRead More

D.C. Appeals Forensic Lab Suspension, Alleges Misdoings By U.S. Attorney’s Office

June 11, 2021 // by Sarah Olson

D.C. Appeals Forensic Lab Suspension, Alleges Misdoings By U.S. Attorney’s OfficeRead More

Another Week Of Testimony Ends At Derek Chauvin’s Trial

April 10, 2021 // by Sarah Olson

Another Week Of Testimony Ends At Derek Chauvin’s TrialRead More

Tech Companies Are Limiting Police Use of Facial Recognition. Here’s Why

June 23, 2020 // by Sarah Olson

Tech Companies Are Limiting Police Use of Facial Recognition. Here’s WhyRead More

Maryland Court Rules Marijuana Odor Not Enough To Search A Person

August 16, 2019 // by Sarah Olson

Maryland Court Rules Marijuana Odor Not Enough To Search A PersonRead More