By Righton Smith The American criminal justice system grapples with a troubling truth: many convictions once deemed just are based on a foundation of scientific evidence that crumbles under scrutiny. As the scientific community advances, it increasingly abandons forensic methods once routinely admitted in court. This exposes a flaw not only in outdated methodology but […]READ FULL ARTICLE
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