Utah Law Review 2010 Number 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Symposium Issue Lessons from the Lab: Implications of the 2009 National Academy of Science Report on the Future of Forensic Science; Introduction: Path Forward or Road to Nowhere? Implications of the 2009 National Academy of Sciences Report on the Forensic Sciences; The NAS/NRC Report on Forensic Science: A Path Forward Fraught with Pitfalls; Independent Crime Laboratories: The Problem of Motivational and Cognitive Bias; Swirls and Whorls: Litigating Post-Conviction Claims of Fingerprint Misidentification; After the NAS Report Will History Be Servitude?: The NAS Report on Forensic Science and the Role of the Judiciary; C.S.I. Bulls#!t: The National Academy of Sciences and Future Challenges to Forensic Science and Forensic Experts; Evidence Theory and the NAS Report on Forensic Science; Stable Isotopes and Courts; Long Overdue: Utah's Incomplete; Approach to Eyewitness Identification and Suggestions for Reform