Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States¶
National Research Council. (2009). Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States: A Path Forward. National Academies Press.
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- Confidence Annotation
- In legal and forensic reasoning it is standards of proof functioning as annotations on the trier's findings, and match-probability or error-rate statements attached to identifications.
This sourceDocuments standards of proof and the need for error-rate and match-probability statements attached to forensic identifications.
- In legal and forensic reasoning it is standards of proof functioning as annotations on the trier's findings, and match-probability or error-rate statements attached to identifications.
- False Positive Paradox
- From forensics to the courtroom, the corrective for "probability a random person would match" presented without a base-rate denominator is the likelihood-ratio presentation now favored in forensic statistics.
This sourceCalls for quantified, likelihood-ratio-based presentation of forensic match evidence over bare random-match probabilities lacking a base-rate denominator, supporting the forensics-to-courtroom likelihood-ratio transfer.
- From forensics to the courtroom, the corrective for "probability a random person would match" presented without a base-rate denominator is the likelihood-ratio presentation now favored in forensic statistics.
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