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Crime and the Courtroom — 101 episodes

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#111: Lawyers, Scientists, and Questions of Validity

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#110: Three Common Leadership Habits That Will Destroy Your Credibility

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#109: The Daubert Contagion, Valid Comparisons, and the 'Junk Science' Narrative

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#108: DNA Roundtable with the Forensic Leadership Alliance (FLA)

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#107: The Drop in Violent Crime and the Crimes that are Replacing It

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#106: High-Profile, High Pressure: The Nancy Guthrie Investigation

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#105: Vegas Concierge: Sex Trafficking, Hip Hop, and Corruption in America - with Brian Joseph

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#104: What is "Junk Science" and do Bite Marks Fit the Label?

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#103: Are we standardizing the soul out of forensic science?

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#102: An Accident in the Forensic Lab and Lessons Learned

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#101: Command Coaching at the Point of Promotion

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#100: "Wing Violence" and the Murder of Charlie Kirk

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#99: How Much Control Should Judges Have Over the Testimony of Expert Witnesses?

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#98: The ISHI Forensic Leadership Alliance: Looking Ahead to the 2025 Symposium

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#97: Police Culture, Federal Funds, and Forensic Science Laboratories

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#96: Cyber Hell? A Conversation with Tom Arnold

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#95: The Wrongful Conviction of Forensic Science and the Attack on Firearm Identification

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#94: Firearm Testimony Blocked by Oregon Appellate Court - A Call to Action

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#93: The Highly Impressive Expert Witness - Training Priorities and Strategies

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#92: Evaluating Expertise in an Era of Compromised Integrity - A Coaching Session

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#91: Psychopaths and Copycats - A Conversation with Dr. Jacqueline Helfgott

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#90: A Conversation with Jeff Asher on Crime Data, Trends, and Reporting Challenges

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#89: Dr. Nancy La Vigne - A Conversation with the Dean of Rutgers' School of Criminal Justice

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#88: Preventing Catastrophic Misconduct in Accredited Forensic Science Laboratories (Part 2 of 2)

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#87: When Catastrophic Misconduct Happens in a Forensic Science Laboratory (Part 1 of 2)

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#86: Caitlin Burchill, Investigative Reporter with NBC Connecticut

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85# Sarah Chu on Forensic Evidence and Post-Conviction Advocacy

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#84: Forensics - A Different Kind of Science, and Here's Why

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#83: Remembering a Forensic Science Pioneer - John Murdock

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#82: One Officer, One Bullet, and Two Critical Lessons on Police Culture

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#81: One thing kids must learn to keep themselves safe (Update)

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#80: Forensic Evidence in the Luigi Mangione Investigation

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#79: Announcing Major Change to Podcast Name and Format

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#78: CoachCast Update and Tip on Thinking Strategically

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#77: It's Strategy Season! | Conflicts of Interest in Outside Employment

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#76: Historic DNA Analysis Breakthrough | When Technical Units Don't Play Nice

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#75: Emotional Pain and its Threat to Quality

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#74: Interview Sabotage by Restrictive HR Policies

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#73: CoachCast Update - Live from AFQAM 2024

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#72: National Association of Forensic Science Boards | Kermit Channel and Jennifer Naugle

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#71: Prevent Team Insanity when Leadership Changes

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#70: The People You Must Not Hire

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#69: True Integrity and the Challenge of Ethics

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#68: Groom and Hire Local Talent to Maximize Retention

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#67: Fill Your Leadership Positions without Delay!

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#66: From Laboratory Leader to Chief of Staff - A Conversation with Jody Wolf

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#65: Getting Your Confidence Back

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#64: Workplace Relationships, Problems, and Solutions

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#63: Be Strong and Still: A Conversation About Faith with Kevin Smith

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#62: Extroversion and Introversion - Debunking the Myths

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#61: History, Philosophy, Standards, and the Police - A Conversation with Max Houck

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#60: Crisis Response and the Trust Fantasy

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#59: Employee Motivation and the Origins of Enthusiasm

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#58: Engaging Difficult People and Personalities

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#57: Timothy Kupferschmid, NYC Office of the Chief Medical Examiner

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#56: Mark Stolorow on Standards, Progress, and Technology

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Update: January 8, 2024

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Update: January 3, 2024

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#55: Ann MacPhetridge of Promega on Commercialization and Marketing in Forensic Science

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#54: The Wisconsin Case Submission Advisory Committee

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#53: Beyond Bias - Understanding Mental Modeling with Indi Young

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#52: Peter Stout on the Houston Forensic Science Center

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#51: Junk Science or Junk Activism? A Question for the Courts.

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#50: Trouble in Houston; Tips on Interviewing for Expert Witness Potential

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#49: The State of Forensic Science Education with Dr. Pamela Marshall

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#48: A Conversation with Kermit Channell

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#47: Dr. Henry Lee on Trial - Part 1

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#46: How to Build a Natural Style for Leading and Influencing

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#45: The Science of Randomness

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#44: When Judges are Bullies in the Courtroom

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#43: Firearm ID on Trial in Illinois? Nope.

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#42: Embedded Legal Counsel in Forensic Labs (w/Amy Curtis Jenkins)

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#41: Forensic Evidence in Overturned Convictions w/ Dr. John Morgan

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#40: Supplanting Grant Funds - Don't Do It!

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#39: The Conditions for Expert Witness Excellence

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#38: Visible Tattoos and Piercings in Court

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#37: The Truth About Implicit Bias

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#36: You Can Be More Than a Forensic Lab

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#35: Matthew Gamette on the New Validation Collaborative

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#34: Artificial Intelligence in the Courtroom - Are you ready?

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#33: Special Holiday Message

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#32: Leave No Disciplines Behind

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#31: Don't Fear the Innocence Project

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#30: Are We Developing Expert Witnesses the Right Way?

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#29: Using Coaches and Consultants

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#28: The New Superior

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#27: Career Phases

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#26: Chronic Bitterness

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#25: Are Scientists Socially Awkward?

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#24: The Illusion of Independence

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#23: Culture is a Verb

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#22: There's No Junk Science

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#21: Live from ASCLD

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#19: The Folly of Favoritism

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#20: Decision Fatigue

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#18: Local vs. State, Police vs. Independent

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#17: The Power and Risk of Strength

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#16: The Power of Expertise

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#15: Can We Get Real, Please?

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#14: The Underrated Forensic Competency

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#13: Preparing Labs for Mass Fatalities