White House questions forensic techniques that may have resulted in false imprisonments
They request an entire review of some specific tests that are still widely used in criminal cases
The White House's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology published a report this week that many forensic techniques used by police and the Justice Department may not be accurate enough to be used in court cases and any subsequent convictions based on their results.
Techniques such as "bite-mark" tests and "shoe-print" analysis were found to have widely varying results depending ......
http://www.newstalk.com/White-House-questions-forensic-techniques-that-may-have-resulted-in-false-imprisonments
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