Man, what's it like to be a knowitall? J/K

Why convict someone from what you see in the media, anyone that said he's guilty from merely what they've seen the media present is a pure idiot (sorry, if the shoe fits...).

Also, shut up about O.J., you weren't there...you didn't witness it with your own eyes, so only O.J. knows for certain...and if you think you know then you don't know the definition of the words you're using.

Oh shit, I am a knowitall...lol.

 

screw it...i'm gonna root for the underdog! let's see how it plays out.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by magician
[B]

All evidence that is presented in court is, by definition, forensic evidence.

Anyone who watches

 

What science or technology is employed by forensic accountants?



I'm theorizing that you meant that physical evidence is difficult to dispute.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by TTurboZX66
[B]

Or how about this?
fo

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by magician
[B]

I find the example used in this source (a dictionary of some species, I suspect) to be a bit off-the-mark: the word "laboratory" is what establishes the use of science or technology; the word "forensic" establishes its use in court proceedings.

 

Wow, I am learning so much about this case. I've been hearing about it at work but don't really know the details. I don't watch TV so...
Will subscribe to this thread to keep updated.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by TTurboZX66
[B]Examples of forensic evidence: DNA(from hair, skin cells, blood, etc), fibers( from clothers, carpets, etc).

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by magician
[B]

Another example of forensic evidence:

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by TTurboZX66
[B]Well, here's your problem when you said:


That is wrong.