Junk science and the American criminal justice system

Part I: Virginia v. Keith Allen Harward & the rise of junk science

Junk science and the American Criminal Justice System

The dentist as forensic scientist

Credentials, case law, and Ted Bundy

Virulence

Lethal nonsense

Junk science in the Supreme Court

Life, liberty, and Daubert. Part II: Texas v. Steven Mark Chaney & the DNA revolution

The Innocence Project

The National Academy of Sciences hearings

Steven Chaney's path forward

The thirty-eight words that moved the junk science debate into criminal courts

The principle of finality in the age of mass incarceration

Denying innocence

Executing the innocent

Steven Chaney, back on the chain

Status quo. Part III: Mississippi v. Eddie Lee Howard & a junk science reckoning (of sorts)

A junk science recall

The first shots of the bite mark wars

Steven Chaney's new lawyers

Keith Harward's lost lottery ticket

The bite mark wars get nasty

Steven Chaney's new prosecutors

Keith Harward's checkmate. Part IV: Eddie Lee Howard, Steven Mark Chaney & the dentists' last stand

Our heroes

The Texas Forensic Science Commission hearings

Steven Chaney faces his trial prosecutor.