According to this principle, everything and everyone that enters a crime scene leaves some piece of evidence behind. Forensic science is an ... ie, the types of toxins and their uses and effects.

Peter Neufeld, co-founder and co-director of the Innocence Project, explains the problems with certain types of forensic evidence to Here & Now's Peter O'Dowd. “Well, we’re not talking about a ...

According to a growing number of studies, forensic evidence is vulnerable to the same subjectivity that plagues other types of evidence such as eye-witness testimony. Experts in the field of ...

Many ethical issues surround the use of DNA in forensic technology ... In this instance, prosecutors would need additional types of evidence against Suspect B to convince a jury that he or ...

a specific type of cognitive bias, termed forensic confirmation bias, describes how an individual’s beliefs, motives, and situational context can affect the way in which criminal evidence is ...

There are many scenes that you will go to where you will not see the evidence that is right under your nose. However, this type of evidence ... law enforcement and forensic training and is ...

Experts say recent high profile appeals have exposed the lack of science behind much of the forensic ... comparison evidence, the use of images for identification purposes, other types of evidence ...