Introduction to Forensic Anthropology

Chapter 19: Conclusion

This chapter covers a number of topics not discussed in previous chapters. Specifically, it outlines what the final report of a forensic anthropology case should contain as well as a sample summary page. Additionally, information on courtroom testimony is provided with a discussion of types of credentials forensic anthropologists should have, and the various parts of the testimony itself (direct examination, cross-examination, redirect examination). Finally, the future of forensic anthropology is discussed.

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Ethical behavior means understanding the limits of knowledge and interpretation. Even DNA is fallible. Forensic scientists of all kinds must understand the limits of their knowledge and their own implicit bias.

Chapter 19: Conclusion

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Ethical behavior means understanding the limits of knowledge and interpretation. Even DNA is fallible. Forensic scientists of all kinds must understand the limits of their knowledge and their own implicit bias.