Forensic analysts often receive information from a multitude of sources. Empirical work
clearly demonstrates that biasing information can affect analysts' decisions, and that the …

Forensic science is undergoing an evolution in which a long-standing “trust the examiner”
focus is being replaced by a “trust the scientific method” focus. This shift, which is in progress …

Forensic science evidence has long been accepted in court and is widely considered
infallible. However, the forensic sciences have recently come under intense scrutiny, as …

Software invisibly permeates our everyday lives: operating devices in our physical world
(traffic lights and cars), effecting our business transactions and powering the vast World …

The use of forensic evidence in criminal cases is certainly nothing new. Witness evidence
and confessions are as old as the legal system itself and the earliest application of forensic …