REASONABLE DOUBT: THE SURPRISINGLY WEAK SCIENCE BEHIND COURTROOM FORENSICS

摘要

ON JAN. 11, 1992, THE JURY IN THE MURDER TRIAL OF ROY Brown heard from a dentist named Edward Mofson. To establish his credentials, Dr. Mofson testified that he was certified in forensic odontology, belonged to six related professional organizations and did forensic consulting throughout New York state. He then explained that several months earlier he was called to the morgue in Cayuga County, New York, to analyze the body of 49-year-old Sabina Kulakowski.