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Helixcross – Design and Development of an AI-Powered Cross-Examination Simulation for Forensic Expert Testimony Training
Forensic testimony is where science meets the courtroom, and it is one of the critical forensic skills taught largely by apprenticeship. An examiner who overstates a match, mishandles a probability, or cannot support a method under direct or cross-examination can weaken the evidence in precisely the
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