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Sarah Chu, senior advisor on forensic science policy (Image: MatteDesign/Innocence Project)
To celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Sarah Chu, our senior advisor on forensic science policy, will answer questions about the role of forensic science in the criminal legal system, how its misuse can contribute to wrongful convictions, and how we can improve the use and understanding of forensic science to make the system more just and equitable.

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* What can bite marks tell us?
* Is what I see on CSI true to real crime labs?
* Can you use hair comparison to identify a person?

Looking forward to hearing from you tomorrow!

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