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• 2020The Error in ‘Error Rate’: Why Error Rates Are So Needed, Yet So Elusive43 cited
• 2019Public Beliefs About the Accuracy and Importance of Forensic Evidence in the United States41 cited
• 2020The importance of forensic evidence for decisions on criminal guilt32 cited
• 2012Community Members’ Perceptions of the CSI Effect24 cited
• 2022Beyond CSI: Calibrating public beliefs about the reliability of forensic science through openness and transparency20 cited
• 2020Forensic Genetics in the Governance of Crime20 cited
• 2022Sexual Homicide and the Forensic Process: The Decision-Making Process of Collecting and Analyzing Traces and its Implication for Crime Solving15 cited
• 2013Seeing Is Believing: The CSI Effect Among Jurors in Malicious Wounding Cases13 cited
• 2010Base assumptions? Racial aspects of US DNA forensics11 cited
• 2012Prisoners' views of CSI's portrayal of forensic identification technologies: a grounded assessment10 cited
• 2019The social life of forensic evidence and the epistemic sub-cultures in an inquisitorial justice system: Analysis of Saltão case10 cited