Due to this, it can lead up to human error as interpretation can vary per person. Almost all of forensic science can become infected with human error. For example, in the OJ Simpson case, the crime scene had not been secured properly so it had become littered with other DNA. This had rendered almost all of the evidence against Simpson useless, and contributed to acquitting him. One wrong move, such as a break in the chain of custody, could completely ruin the evidence and throw the case. Due to this, we must carefully consider the ramifications of using questionable evidence within forensic
Due to this, it can lead up to human error as interpretation can vary per person. Almost all of forensic science can become infected with human error. For example, in the OJ Simpson case, the crime scene had not been secured properly so it had become littered with other DNA. This had rendered almost all of the evidence against Simpson useless, and contributed to acquitting him. One wrong move, such as a break in the chain of custody, could completely ruin the evidence and throw the case. Due to this, we must carefully consider the ramifications of using questionable evidence within forensic