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Measurement uncertainty is a critical concept in forensic science, particularly when interpreting the results of laboratory tests and analyses in a legal context. In this article, we will explore what measurement uncertainty is, how it affects forensic science, and why lawyers should be familiar with it to effectively advocate for their clients and understand the strengths and limitations of scientific evidence presented in court.
This article in an introduction to measurement uncertainty. We will explore more detailed issues in forensic readings in future articles. Click the image to go to the article, or |
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