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March 1, 2007 | Volume 1, Issue 9

THIS WEEK'S FEATURE

AAFS 2007: Technology, issues and forensic advances deep in the heart of Texas
Scores of students, trainees, members and fellows of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences gathered last in San Antonio, Texas last week to discuss the latest issues and advances at the group’s 59th annual meeting.
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IN THE MAGAZINE

Qualifying the Expert Witness: A Practical Voir Dire
Lawyers rarely do more than minimally review the qualifications of the expert and verify the facts on which the expert conclusions are based. The voir dire examination is typically based upon perfunctory questioning about institutional affiliation and publications. The reason for this limited inquiry is simple: most lawyers and judges lack the adequate scientific background to argue or decide the admissibility of expert testimony.

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PRODUCT FOCUS

Bode Technology: Digital Pen System
The BodEpen is a digital pen system designed to record information or drawings at a crime scene or in the laboratory and uploads the information into your computer by inserting the pen into a cradle. The pen creates a hard copy and simultaneously saves the information electronically. The data stored includes the pen identity, paper identity, computer identity and the time and date of creation. (Bode Technology)

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