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Defending Sex Offense Cases
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The ABC’s of BFT: Abrasions, Bruises, and Contusions Demystified
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Demystifying Traumatic Brain Injury
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Blunt Force Trauma – Internal Injuries
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Brain Injuries in Criminalized Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence
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FORENSICS@NIST 2024
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NC Criminal Cannabis Law Update Fall 2024
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Forensic Science Standards and Their Use in Court
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Challenging the Foundational Validity of a Forensic Method Using a Statistician as an Expert
Pediatric Failure to Thrive: When is it Child Neglect?
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State v. Holder, 295 N.C. App. 439 (2024) (unpub)
A police officer employed a widely accepted technique to examine fingerprints and sufficiently explained his how he reached his conclusions or applied the method to the facts.
The Role of Comprehensive Medicolegal Death Investigation as part of a Public Health Improvement Strategy
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“Not Scientific” to Whom? Laypeople Misjudge Manner of Death Determinations as Scientific and Definitive
2024 Wrongful Convictions Law Review article by Jeff Kukucka and Oyinlola Famulegun on research study demonstrating that mock jurors interpret manner of death determinations to be scientific and definitive though they are not intended to be scientific according to forensic pathologists.
Death Investigation: A Guide for the Scene Investigator
NIJ and its multidisciplinary partners have released an updated technical guide for conducting collaborative death scene investigations. The 2024 guide accounts for key changes in the field, including: This revised edition is a collaborative effort to update the content to ensure the best possible outcome for both death and criminal investigations today.
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