When Science Goes Bad: The Innocence Project, Wrongful Convictions, & the Policy to Prevent Them (w/Tebah Browne, PhD)
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When Science Goes Bad: The Innocence Project, Wrongful Convictions, & the Policy to Prevent Them (w/Tebah Browne, PhD)
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Forensic science can answer an awful lot of questions, but misused, can also do an awful lot of damage in the process. On this episode of The Bone Club, Stephanie and Ashley sit down with Dr. Tebah Browne, PhD, a Science Policy Specialist with the New York Innocence Project, as we discuss everything from how forensic science can be misused to wrongfully convict innocent individuals, as well as the processes by which that science is used to exonerate them, the in's & out's of getting good policy passed, and even examining the role of artifical intelligence in exonerations and forensic science.
For more information from Dr. Browne, she can be reached at: tbrowne@innocenceproject.org
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