The Crime Report

Is a Single Fingerprint Enough to Convict?

December 6, 2021 // by Sarah Olson

Is a Single Fingerprint Enough to Convict?Read More

Forensic Testimony Distorted by ‘Implicit’ Racial Bias: Paper

September 8, 2021 // by Sarah Olson

Forensic Testimony Distorted by ‘Implicit’ Racial Bias: PaperRead More

Forensic Lab Contamination in WA Puts Cases in Jeopardy

August 24, 2021 // by Sarah Olson

Forensic Lab Contamination in WA Puts Cases in JeopardyRead More

What’s Wrong with Forensic Science? Everything, Says Paper

August 11, 2021 // by Sarah Olson

What’s Wrong with Forensic Science? Everything, Says PaperRead More

Putting Your Smart Phone on the Witness Stand

June 3, 2021 // by Sarah Olson

Putting Your Smart Phone on the Witness StandRead More

‘Witnesses are Often Wrong’: The Case Against Eyewitness ID

May 24, 2021 // by Sarah Olson

‘Witnesses are Often Wrong’: The Case Against Eyewitness IDRead More

When Forensic Evidence Convicts the Innocent

May 3, 2021 // by Sarah Olson

When Forensic Evidence Convicts the InnocentRead More

Facial Recognition Technology Cited in False Arrest Case

December 30, 2020 // by Sarah Olson

Facial Recognition Technology Cited in False Arrest CaseRead More

Anatomy of a Crime Lab: Winning Convictions ‘On the Cheap’

December 15, 2020 // by Sarah Olson

Anatomy of a Crime Lab: Winning Convictions ‘On the Cheap’Read More

True Lies: How to End Abuses of Police Interrogation

September 3, 2020 // by Sarah Olson

True Lies: How to End Abuses of Police InterrogationRead More

If Police Smell Marijuana, Can They Search My Stuff?

May 5, 2020 // by Sarah Olson

If Police Smell Marijuana, Can They Search My Stuff?Read More