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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Forensic expert"”.
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Persuasion Factors that Influence the Effectiveness of Cross-Examination of a Forensic Expert
False and misleading forensic testimony is a large contributor to wrongful convictions. Many forensic science disciplines are subjective and have concerning error rates, and forensic experts often testify with unfounded certainty regarding their analyses. These issues, coupled with jurors' …
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Forensic analysis of computer evidence
Digital forensics is the science involved in the discovery, preservation, and analysis of evidence on digital devices. The end goal of digital forensics is to determine the events that occurred, who performed them, and how were they performed. In order for an investigation to lead to a sound …
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Forensic science misconduct: Exploring the role of the individual and the organization
… the relationships between three dimensions of forensic science misconduct - malfeasance, misfeasance, and nonfeasance harms - at the individual (micro) and organizational (meso) systems of analysis. These relationships raise important, unexplored questions about the integrity and efficacy of …
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A critical analysis of South African mental health law : a selection of human rights and criminal justice issues
… including psychology and psychiatry and the expert witness, and the new Traditional Health Practitioners Act 22 of 2007 and its regulations. An outline of the role of the National Health Act 61 of 2003 in the administration of the health system is provided.The thesis analyses the manners in …
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The use and potential problems of neuropsychological evidence in Australian tort litigation
… is unknown why they do this and how they use the expert neuropsychological report. It is crucial to know this because international authors argue that the way lawyers use and manage the neuropsychological evidence they commission may introduce unconscious bias into psychologists’ expert opinions. …