Faiq Mahmood, Rabia Arshad, Shoaib Khan, Alia Afzal, Mohsin Bashir
Impact of behavioral biases on investment decisions and the moderation effect of financial literacy; an evidence of Pakistan
Acta psychologica
advocates researchers made many recommendations forensic science improvement united states proposals often motivated wrongful convictions related false misleading forensic evidence many cases connection proposals actual experience wrongful convictions well defined recommendations may realizable given structure criminal justice system united states practical realities forensic science laboratories finally limited attempts made assess recommendations time determine progress forensic science improvement elucidate continuing gaps reports department justice national academy sciences presidents council advisors science technology assessed determine extent recommendations implemented whether recommendations align actual experience wrongful convictions american forensic science community implemented forensic science improvement successful proposals reflect broad movement toward quality assurance improved standards organizational improvement forensic sciences less successful proposals associated calls large federal investments difficulties communitywide implementation uncertain linkage foundations science practice significant progress made standardization reporting testimony assessment foundational reliability disciplines dna mixture interpretation significant gaps remain improve medicolegal death investigation governance implementation standards improved allocation use resources required meet continuing challenges capacity building training proficiency testing although past experience indicates federal nonfederal funding required address issues continued improvement needed address issues associated wrongful convictions although forensic science leaders demonstrated ability prioritize improvement initiatives