Statistics And The Evaluation Of Evidence For Forensic Scientists Av Colin (University Of Edinburgh Uk) Aitken, Franco (University Of Lausanne Switzer

<b>Statistics and the Evaluation of Evidence for Forensic Scientists</b><p><b>The leading resource in the statistical evaluation and interpretation of forensic evidence</b><p>The third edition of <i>Statistics and the Evaluation of Evidence for Forensic Scientists</i> is fully updated to provide the latest research and developments in the use of statistical techniques to evaluate and interpret evidence. Courts are increasingly aware of the importance of proper evidence assessment when there is an element of uncertainty. Because of the increasing availability of data, the role of statistical and probabilistic reasoning is gaining a higher profile in criminal cases. That¿s why lawyers, forensic scientists, graduate students, and researchers will find this book an essential resource, one which explores how forensic evidence can be evaluated and interpreted statistically. It¿s written as an accessible source of information for all those with an interest in the evaluation and interpretation