A research project by the University of British Columbia has concluded that several forensic techniques, including blood‑stain pattern analysis, ballistics testing and canine searches, may be less reliable than previously assumed. These methods are often introduced in criminal investigations and courtroom proceedings as definitive proof.
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UBC Study Questions Reliability of Forensic Evidence
A UBC study suggests that common forensic methods may be less reliable than believed, challenging their usual presentation as conclusive evidence in courts.
