Volume 41	Issue Three

Symposium

CSI and Its Effects: Media, Juries, and the Burden of Proof	Simon A. Cole & Rachel Dioso-Villa
The CSI Effect: Its Impact and Potential Concerns	Craig M. Cooley
Devil in a White Coat: The Temptations of Forensic Evidence in the Age of CSI	Herbie J. DiFonzo & Ruth C. Stern
Untangling the CSI Effect in Criminal Jurisprudence: Circumstantial Evidence, Reasonable Doubt, and Jury Manipulation	Saby Ghoshray
Prosecuting Government Fraud Despite the “CSI Effect”: Getting the Jury to Follow the Money	James B. Johnston
Depiction of the “CSI Effect” in Popular Culture: Portrait in Domination and Effective Affectation	Thomas W. Nolan
The “CSI Effect” on Real Crime Labs	Sheila L. Stephens
Remarks on the Use and Misuse of Forensic Science to Lead to False Convictions	Edward J. Ungvarsky

Note

The Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege: The Perils of Recognizing a “Dangerous Patient” Exception in Criminal Trials	Anthony Parsio