How Has Forensic Science Transformed Criminal Justice? With Sue Black
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Welcome to Intelligence Squared, where great minds meet. I'm senior producer Mia Sorenti. Forensic science has transformed the way crimes are investigated and justice is delivered. From fingerprints and DNA to new forms of anatomical identification, its breakthroughs have helped solve cases once thought impossible. Yet when evidence is misunderstood,
All experts overreach, the consequences can be devastating. In this episode, Doctor and broadcaster Dr. Rada Modgill speaks with Professor Lady Sue Black about her 40 year career as one of the world's leading forensic anthropologists. Together they discuss how certain forensic science can be, what happens when scientific evidence changes after a conviction, and how can juries be expected to understand complex findings. Let's join Dr.
Rada Modgill now. with more. Hello and welcome to Intelligence Squared with me, Dr. Rod and Modgill. Our guest today is Professor Lady Sue Black.
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