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5/20/2009
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4/15/2009
Voices of History: The father of firearm identification speaks.
A Conversation with Dr. Calvin Goddard.
4/1/2009
A response
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Judiciary Committee
3/18/2009
Congress must protect forensic science from bad politics
3/3/2009
National Academy of Sciences Report
2/18/2009
Yet
Another Wrongful Conviction Misattributed to Faulty Science
1/21/2009
Forensic Pattern Identification:
A history lesson, and some
advice, for Saks and Faigman
12/17/2008
Prosecutors don't belong in the crime lab
business
11/19/2008
Business - the lifeblood of forensic science
10/20/2008
Crime
Labs Under the Police - Unresolved Issues
9/17/2008
2008
ASCLD Symposium is in Session
8/20/2008
Pharmacists, Doctors, and Forensic Scientists
7/16/2008
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Study 'Exonerates' Forensic Science
6/18/2008
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The National Academy of Sciences
Identifying the Needs of the Forensic
Science Community
Washington, D.C. - A special National Academies
committee convened in 2005 to examine current practices and
conditions in the forensic sciences releases its much
anticipated report on February 18, 2009. For more
information about this historic report, please click the
following link:
Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States
The Wrongful Conviction of
Forensic Science
By John M. Collins and Jay Jarvis
Read the preprint draft submitted to Taylor & Francis
for publication in Forensic
Science Policy and Management.
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