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The novel assessment found that people in different countries have different concerns regarding AI

A recent analysis concludes that sharp declines in production costs for these drugs reduce the price per dose for consumers in ways that alter patterns of use and dependence

Call for forensic science to become more open

New study indicates that experts are not 100 percent adept at assessing how often specific handwriting features occur in the general population

The Boise State team used TrueAllele software by Cybergenetics to develop profiles from key evidence

Courtroom use of 'Likelihood Ratio' not consistently supported by scientific reasoning approach, say NIST experts

Barry Scheck, co-founder and co-director of The Innocence Project, will set the stage with the invitation-only Henry J. Miller Distinguished Lecture on “Big Data, Brady, and Defenders,” on Thursday, April 5

Recent publication states 'store-front' system has elements that work well

Researchers find that overwhelming evidence without a dissenting opinion can in fact weaken the credibility of a case

Thanks to a new house bill, records "created or collected in the course of academic research" or for related purposes, are now exempt from the Mississippi Public Records Act of 1983.