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Forensic Footwear Reliability: Part I—Participant Demographics and Examiner Agreement*
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  • 2009Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States: A Path Forward1,298 cited
  • 1996Survey of the conclusions drawn of similar footwear cases in various crime laboratories32 cited
  • 1977A Survey of Men's Footwear29 cited
  • 1999A Survey on the Conclusions Drawn on the Same Footwear Marks Obtained in Actual Cases by Several Experts Throughout the World18 cited

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