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Original article can be found here: Peter Neufield, co-director of the Innocence Project, points to the recent Supreme Court decision on requiring forensic scientists to testify, and Justice Scalia’s comment on “deficiencies” in crime labs, as further evidence of the necessity of a National Institute of Forensic Science. Some of the reasons listed are “… vast disparities [Continue Reading National institute could fix crime-lab deficiencies…]  A federal inquisition has determined that crime labs across the country need to be overseen by the federal government. Was the report based on the investigators looking for their next job, or what they feel is actually what’s best for the criminal justice system? I agree that crime labs need to be pried out of the [Continue Reading National agency sought for forensic sciences…] |
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