Evidence-based evidence: A practical method for Bayesian analysis of forensic evidence

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A study by the authors of determining manner of death used a method novel to forensic pathology. This article details the method used. Drawing on the methodology of evidence-based medicine, data was systematically identified and pooled to provide a robust and substantial dataset of probabilities for forensic evidential features of gunshot wounds. This provided source data for a Bayesian analysis to determine the probable manner of death. We suggest the same method can be applied to a wide variety of evidence, meeting the need for strong and reliable data highlighted by R v. T and subsequent debate.

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Cave, R., & Kimberley Molina, D. (2015). Evidence-based evidence: A practical method for Bayesian analysis of forensic evidence. Law, Probability and Risk, 14(2), 135–145. https://doi.org/10.1093/lpr/mgu019

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