The innocence project is the most common practical source as they have to actively debunk the science in order to secure freedom, but here is a good introductory article with some sources.
But any search of forensics in your favourite journal of choice, especially since 2009, will show an amazing breadth of peer reviewed rebukes of any particular forensic field, from the laughably stupid blood splatter analysis, to things that many take for granted, like fingerprint analysis. It’s nearly all pseudoscientific guess work at best. Right now the only thing that has passed scientific muster is DNA analysis, but only direct comparisons.
The innocence project is the most common practical source as they have to actively debunk the science in order to secure freedom, but here is a good introductory article with some sources.
But any search of forensics in your favourite journal of choice, especially since 2009, will show an amazing breadth of peer reviewed rebukes of any particular forensic field, from the laughably stupid blood splatter analysis, to things that many take for granted, like fingerprint analysis. It’s nearly all pseudoscientific guess work at best. Right now the only thing that has passed scientific muster is DNA analysis, but only direct comparisons.
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