Weekly Briefs: Cardozo Law will fight junk science with $15M; sheriff convicted for restraint-chair misuse
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‘CSI effect’ remains a myth, retired judge says on 20th anniversary of popular forensic science show
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Judge urges former teen serial killer to donate his brain to science
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Computer science programs need to teach the law
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The right age to die? For some, science outpaces the Supreme Court on juveniles, death penalty
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Does forensic hypnosis produce reliable evidence? 2 death row inmates say it’s junk science
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In JJC program, students blend science and art into gift of mobility
Joliet Junior College is one of only six community colleges in the nation to offer an orthotics and prosthetics technology program. After she was injured in the Aug. 13, 2011 stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair, Alisha Brennon said she was told she might never walk again, let alone do simple tasks like laundry […]
ABA House resolutions address juror discrimination, remedies for convictions based on bad science
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Courts need help when it comes to science and tech
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Who is responsible for hurricane damage? Suits could be based on climate-change science
Pioneering lawsuits based on climate-change science could blame hurricane damage on municipal planners, architects and engineers who failed to plan for foreseeable damages, some lawyers say. ABA Journal Daily News