Evidence

Expert Evidence
Should you ever trust expert evidence? Not without a large dose of common sense especially if you are at the receiving end.

Talcum dog team leave red faces
Teaching dogs the smell of cocaine makes sense. If a cop steals the coke the training is not much use. Are they looking for a thief? Maybe. Did a villain get away with it? Probably. Should you believe a police man? NEVER.

 DIY Law
A lot of money claims and bad service claims can be done in person.

Talcum dog team leave red faces
Teaching dogs the smell of cocaine makes sense. If a cop steals the coke the training is not much use. Are they looking for a thief? Maybe. Did villains get away with it? Maybe. Should you believe a police man? NEVER.

 

Finger Print Evidence Is Not Good Enough [ 16 November 2007 ]
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A Baltimore County judge has ruled that fingerprint evidence, a mainstay of forensics for nearly a century, is not reliable enough to be used against a homicide defendant facing a possible death sentence - a finding that national experts described yesterday as unprecedented and potentially far-reaching.
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Look at the mug shot and decide whether he is guilty. It is fairly obvious.

 

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