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The Changing Face of Forensic Science

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FOSW01 - The nature of questions arising in court that can be addressed via probability and statistical methods

Against the background of 40 years in operational forensic science, Professor Gallop considers how forensic science has changed and the impact this has had on the application of statistical approaches and availability of data to underpin them. She uses two complex cases to illustrate some important points, and concludes by considering some immediate issues which need to be tackled to avoid a new tranche of forensic science related miscarriages of justice in the future.

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This talk will be held in a hybrid format at MR 2, Centre of Mathematical Sciences, CB3 0WA. Alternatively you can also join with Zoom (see abstract for Zoom link). Walters Room, Selwyn College Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/91400137765?pwd=VVVONkNmMnQ1SjdBdDl1S0pUbkdidz09 Meeting ID: 914 0013 7765 Password: 605456

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