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Saks a panelist on “CSI Effect”
08/11/2008
Saks a panelist on “CSI Effect”
Michael Saks
Professor
Michael Saks
recently attended the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, to participate in a panel on “The CSI Effect: From the Living Room to the Courtroom.”
Rather than focus on the effects of over-hyped fiction on the “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” franchise on television, the panelists discussed concerns about the greater effects of historically over-hyped forensic science, said Saks, a professor of law and psychology and a Faculty Fellow in the College of Law’s Center for the Study of Law, Science, & Technology.
Joining Saks were Peter Neufeld, co-director of the Innocence Project, Adam Liptak, national legal reporter at
The New York Times
, Robert Shaler, director of the forensic science program at Pennsylvania State University, and Dan Gallipeau, president of Dispute Dynamics, Inc., a trial consulting firm.
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