Forensic evidence is not always as reliable as it seems from "summary" of The Invisible Gorilla by Christopher Chabris,Daniel Simons
Forensic evidence holds a special place in the criminal justice system. It is often viewed as irrefutable, solid proof of a person's guilt or innocence. The idea that science can provide definitive answers is comforting, but it is not always the case. In reality, forensic evidence can be quite unreliable. One reason for this unreliability is the human factor. Forensic analysis is conducted by people, and people are fallible. Mistakes can happen at any stage of the process, from collecting evidence at the crime scene to analyzing it in the lab. Human error, bias, and incompetence can all lead to inaccurate results. Another issue with forensic evidence is its subjectivity. Interpretation plays a significant role in analyzing evidence. Different experts may reach different c...
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