“A Toxicological Guide to Retrograde Extrapolation Cross Examination”
Prosecutors like to use it. Occasionally, we may like it, [...]
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12, 2016
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11, 2016
“Using Metrology to Understand Forensic Measurements”
Metrology is the science of measurement. The State often relies [...]
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01, 2016
“Getting Creative – Use Kelly v. State to Challenge Any Scientific Evidence”
In a contested bond revocation hearing, not long ago, the [...]
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11, 2013
Defending a Criminal Case Using Forensic Experts
Attacking the science and technique involved in a forensics investigation [...]
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09, 2013
Steps to Challenge The Prosecution’s Forensic Evidence
The proponent of scientific and forensic evidence typically bears the [...]
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08, 2013
Building Your Forensic Defense Case . . . First Things First
We started our discussion about defending the forensic evidence case a few [...]
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08, 2013
So You’re Defending a Forensic Evidence Case . . . Now What?
Let’s give a helping hand to young lawyers . . [...]
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01, 2013
Touch DNA and College Station Criminal Defense Lawyers
In 1999 Timothy Masters was convicted of murdering a woman [...]
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01, 2013
Much of Forensic Science Unreliable
Juries are awed by forensic science in the courtroom. Fingerprint [...]
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01, 2013
Defending the Use of Experts
The prosecution often uses testimony by experts to meet their [...]
