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Foundations of Forensics
Human Factors in Forensic Science Practice
Free to attend webinar
Florida International University 11th Annual Forensic Science Symposium
The virtual 11th Annual Forensic Science Symposium is a free, week-long event with presentations from around the world. The Global Forensic and Justice Center is proud to host this virtual event with sessions covering several aspects of forensic science and the criminal justice system. A certificate of attendance will be provided at the end of …
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The Bias Hunter
Can Forensic Science be Trusted?
Junk Science Has Taken Over Criminal Trials. Here’s What the Supreme Court Could Do About It.
Free online courses: Forensic science and Forensic mental health
Project 39A, a criminal justice initiative at National Law University, Delhi, in collaboration with Eleos Justice at Monash University, has recently launched two interdisciplinary courses — Decoding Forensics for Legal Professionals and Forensic Mental Health and Criminal Justice. These interactive and self-paced courses are now freely available on FutureLearn, an e-learning platform. These courses include …
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Who’s to blame for wrongful convictions? Accountability demands more than finger-pointing.
He Teaches Police “Witching” To Find Corpses. Experts Are Alarmed.
“You’re Wrong About” Podcast on Junk Science
Sarah Marshall and Josie Duffy Rice discuss the role of unreliable scientific evidence in the criminal justice system in the Feb. 20, 2022 edition of Marshall’s “You’re Wrong About” podcast. The episode is available here. The podcast looks at several types of evidence including blood spatter and bitemark evidence. While many attorneys are familiar with …
Webinar: Improving Forensic Decision Making – A Human-Cognitive Perspective
Free webinar recording
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Increasing Safety & Preserving Legal Rights and Options
Free to attend webinar offered by the National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women
Increasing Safety & Preserving Legal Rights and OptionsRead More
When Survivors are Accused – Background and Overview
Free to attend webinar offered by the National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women
When Survivors are Accused – Background and OverviewRead More
Webinar: Challenging the foundational validity of a forensic method
Live webinar presented by Attorney Hannah Autry, and Assistant Public Defender Samantha Grill, and Pate Skene, J.D., Ph.D.Mar. 3, 2022, 12:30-2 pm90 min of CLE credit anticipated Description:Indigent Defense Services and the Mecklenburg County Public Defender’s Office will offer a series of monthly webinars which prepare attorneys to challenge unreliable forensic science evidence in 702/Daubert …
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2022 IDS Forensic Science Education Series:
Live webinar offered by NCIDS. Free to attend.