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Media Coverage of NAS Report

Posted: February 18, 2009 6:40 pm



Below is a sample of media coverage of today’s groundbreaking forensics report from the National Academy of Sciences. We’ll post more coverage tomorrow.

LA Times: Report Questions Science, Reliability of Crime Lab Evidence

Associated Press: Real World CSI's Lack Consistent Standards

CNN: Crime Labs Need Major Overhaul, Study Finds

MSNBC: Crime Labs Are Seriously Deficient, Report Finds

ProPublica: Government-Funded Study Calls for Overhaul of Nation’s Crime Labs




Tags: Forensic Oversight, Unvalidated/Improper Forensics

 

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