Flawed forensic evidence

Flawed forensic evidence refers to scientific or technical findings used in criminal investigations that are incorrect due to errors, poor techniques, or biases. This can happen when methods are not rigorous, labs lack proper standards, or interpretations are subjective. As a result, wrong evidence might falsely suggest guilt or innocence. Recognizing and addressing these flaws is vital for ensuring justice and prevents wrongful convictions based on inaccurate forensic information.