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Collaborative versus traditional method validation approach: Discussion and business case (Volume 2, 2020, Pages 230–237)
Examination of date tampering on Abraham Lincoln's pardon of Patrick Murphy, RG 153 entry 15, case MM761 (ARC identifier: 1839980) (Volume 3, 2021, 100210)
The strange persistence of (source) “identification” claims in forensic literature through descriptivism, diagnosticism and machinism (Volume 4, 2022, 100222)
Forensics in motion - Historic vehicles, genuine or fake? (Volume 4, 2022, 100218)
Stressors in forensic organizations: Risks and solutions (Volume 4, 2022, 100198)
Describing communication during a forensic investigation using the Pebbles on a Scale metaphor (Volume 4, 2022, 100199)
Challenges to reasoning in forensic science decisions (Volume 4, 2022, 100200)
The benefits of errors during training (Volume 4, 2022, 100207)
The need for research-based tools for personnel selection and assessment in the forensic sciences (Volume 4, 2022, 100213)