Jason M. Chin
Welcome
Truth in evidence (my blog)
Welcome
Jason M. Chin
Truth in evidence (my blog)
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Reliable science takes time. But the current system rewards speed
Reliable science takes time. But the current system rewards speed
Jason ChinApril 13, 2025
Rethinking scientific communication in courts
Jason ChinDecember 2, 2023
I (successfully?) challenged an illegal COVID ticket and why that shows that all fines should be cancelled
I (successfully?) challenged an illegal COVID ticket and why that shows that all fines should be cancelled
Jason ChinJuly 17, 2022
R v Crupi (1): Forensic gait analysis comes to Australia (and is excluded)
Case commentsJason ChinNovember 3, 2020forensic science, forensic gait analysis, expert evidence, Supreme Court of Victoria
Practitioners: Help us bring 'Registered Reports' to Forensic Science!
Jason ChinAugust 15, 2020Forensic science, registered reports
Researchers: Help us bring Registered Reports to Forensic Science
Jason ChinAugust 1, 2020Forensic science, registered reports
Some notes on Solving Daubert’s Dilemma for the Forensic Sciences Through Blind Testing
Article commentsJason ChinMay 12, 2020
Some notes on "A call for replications of addiction research: Which studies should we replicate & what constitutes a “successful” replication?"
Article commentsJason ChinApril 22, 2020
Some notes on "Open Science Practices are on the Rise: The State of Social Science (3S) Survey
Article commentsJason ChinApril 21, 2020
Some notes on Preregistering qualitative research
Jason ChinFebruary 25, 2020
Improving empirical legal research (some comments on 'The Future of Empirical Legal Scholarship: Where Might We Go from Here?')
Article commentsJason ChinFebruary 12, 2020credibility, open science, open justice, replicability, Reliability
Some notes on Preventing Miscarriages of Justice: The Reliability of Forensic Evidence and the Role of the Trial Judge as Gatekeeper
Article commentsJason ChinJanuary 8, 2020Forensic science, Reliability, Justice Chris Maxwell
Some notes on Judging Risk
Jason ChinJanuary 6, 2020
Some notes on Predicting risk in criminal procedure: actuarial tools, algorithms, AI and judicial decision making
Article commentsJason ChinDecember 24, 2019open justice, risk prediction
Law and science in David Wootton's The Invention of Science A New History of the Scientific Revolution
Jason ChinNovember 23, 2019
Some notes on Truth and transparency in expertise research
Jason ChinNovember 16, 2019Comment
Some notes on The impact of proficiency testing information and error aversions on the weight given to fingerprint evidence
Article commentsJason ChinAugust 13, 2019
Some notes on The Admissibility of Forensic Reports in the Post-Justice Scalia Supreme Court
Article commentsJason ChinAugust 12, 2019
Some notes on The Frailties of Human Memory the Accused’s Right to Accurate Procedures
Jason ChinJuly 29, 2019
Some notes on The forensic disclosure model: What should be disclosed to, and by, forensic experts?
Jason ChinMay 28, 2019
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Lecturer in Law,
Sydney Law School
University of Sydney
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