Science in the Court Podcast

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Science in the Court Podcast Telling the stories of the good, the bad, and the ugly in forensic science. Hosted by Jennifer Taylor. Coming in 2023.

Congratulations to and to everyone who worked so hard for this day! Adnan’s conviction relied in large part on . I ho...
19/09/2022

Congratulations to and to everyone who worked so hard for this day! Adnan’s conviction relied in large part on . I hope that one day soon we get answers on who is actually responsible for Hae’s murder.

15/09/2022
I grew up watching Forensic Files. It was one of my favorite shows. I would later learn that “junk science” is a leading...
15/09/2022

I grew up watching Forensic Files. It was one of my favorite shows. I would later learn that “junk science” is a leading cause of wrongful convictions in America. So… is everything I grew up fascinated with completely wrong? Some disciplines - such as bite mark analysis and hair comparison - have been thoroughly debunked. Others - such as blood spatter analysis, ballistics analysis, and arson science - have critics and supporters. Still other disciplines - such as DNA testing and genetic genealogy - are widely regarded as reliable. I’ve been fascinated with this subject for years and in 2023, I’ll be bringing you the cases that live or die by the science - the good, the bad, and the ugly. I hope you join me as I tell these stories.

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