CSI On Trial
iHeartPodcastsIt is nearly impossible to imagine a criminal investigation that does not involve some kind of forensic science: firearms analysis, bloodstain patterns, arson, etc. But what leads us to trust these methods? Some point to the “CSI effect.” Viewers who have been watching true crime shows and trials for years have been trained to assume these methods lead to the right people getting arrested and conv... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | HistoryTrue Crime | ||||
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In our final episode, law professor Maneka Sinha and criminology professor Nicholas Scurich join host Molly Hermann to talk about lessons learned from the series and how the criminal justice system can make forensic science more reliable. more
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Warning: This episode contains details of violence against children. more
Warning: This episode contains details of violence against children. more
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I was looking for a podcast exploring this subject, it was short though, I would love it to go deeper.
Podchaser5a year agoMarika- Super informative
Super informative podcast.
Apple Podcasts5DawnYep
United Statesa year ago - Eye Opening Podcast
Engrossing, shocking, heart, wrenching and yet complete with a path to optimism. Molly Hermann reveals how modern CSI is changing—albeit too slowly for those wrongly convicted. CSI On Trial opened my eyes to people putting more ‘just’ into the American justice system. Herman’s silky alto is a welcome escape from the thousands of squeaky podcast voices, but her true gift to the listener is the deft writing that effortlessly walks us through the tragedy of bad CSI to a glimmer of hope and sound sc... more
Apple Podcasts5AINoboaUnited Statesa year ago - Interesting
I like tackling a different established technique every episode and I will probably look into some of them when I'm done. But what is with the Reagan ads?
Apple Podcasts3saviem01United Statesa year ago - Molly Hermann is a fantastic host speaking about shocking facts regarding forensic methods
Glad I found this podcast. I find Molly Hermann’s voice to be soothing yet still command my attention. I learned a lot listening to this podcast and will definitely tell my friends.
Apple Podcasts5Alexander Cho filmUnited Statesa year ago
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