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Forensic Expert José Almirall Speeds Up the Wheels of Justice
Mark Kim - Mass Media Science and Engineering Fellow 2016
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Disbanding an independent forensic science commission could jeopardize advances that have helped reinforce the reliability of forensic evidence.
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Human Trafficking Prevalence Estimation Methods in the United States: A Technical Evaluation
Human Trafficking Prevalence Estimation Methods in the United States: A Technical Evaluation
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