This study investigates the effects of contextual information on forensic toxicology testing and analysis. By Hilary J. Hamlett & Itiel E. Dror
The effect of contextual information on decision-making in forensic toxicologyRead More
// by Kate Shurtleff
This study investigates the effects of contextual information on forensic toxicology testing and analysis. By Hilary J. Hamlett & Itiel E. Dror
The effect of contextual information on decision-making in forensic toxicologyRead More
// by Kate Shurtleff
// by Sarah Olson
Once the trial court determine that the expert meets the minimum qualifications to testify as an expert, deviations from the method go to the weight of the expert’s testimony, not its admissibility. Referenced State v. Hudson, 218 N.C. App. 457 (2012)(unpub).
// by Kate Shurtleff
After applying Daubert, the court concluded that the expert testimony in the case should be limited because the conclusions were not supported by a quantifiable or replicable scientific process.
United States v. Adams, 444 F. Supp.3d 1248 (D. Or. 2020).Read More
// by Kate Shurtleff
Decision on a Frye Motion requesting that the court preclude all ballistic expert testimony comparing shell casings from the crime scene to a gun found in one of the defendants’ car. The court concluded that an expert cannot offer opinions that are not supported by the relevant scientific community. Testimony by an expert that is …
// by Sarah Olson
2021 PNAS article by Thomas D. Albright
The US Department of Justice stumbles on visual perceptionRead More
// by Kate Shurtleff
Presenter: Hal Stern. Offered by CSAFE, on June 14, 2021. Recording and materials are available.
Statistical Methods for Bloodstain Pattern AnalysisRead More
// by Kate Shurtleff
Presenter: Keith Morris. Offered by CSAFE, on June 14, 2021. Recording and materials are available.
// by Kate Shurtleff
Presenter: Maria Cuellar. Offered by CSAFE, on June 14, 2021. Recording and materials are available.
Evaluating Foundational Validity of Toolmark AnalysisRead More
// by Kate Shurtleff
Presenter: Brett Gardner. Offered by CSAFE, on June 14, 2021. Recording and materials are available.
A Field Analysis of Laboratory Case Processing: Print Comparison and Examiner ConclusionsRead More
// by Kate Shurtleff
Presenter: Heike Hofmann. Offered by CSAFE, on June 14, 2021. Recording and materials are available.
Treatment of Inconclusive Results in Error Rates of Firearms StudiesRead More
// by Kate Shurtleff
Presenter: Simon Cole. Offered by CSAFE, on June 14, 2021. Recording and materials are available.
// by Kate Shurtleff
Presenter: Brandon Garrett. Offered by CSAFE, on June 14, 2021. Recording and materials are available.
Judges and Forensic Science Education: A National SurveyRead More
// by Sarah Olson
Presenter: Robin Mejia. Offered by CSAFE, on June 14, 2021. Recording and materials are available.
// by Sarah Olson
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) published a report, DNA Mixture Interpretation: A Scientific Foundation Review, which reviews the methods forensic laboratories use to interpret evidence containing a mixture of DNA from two or more people.
NIST Publishes Review of DNA Mixture Interpretation MethodsRead More
