id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
fl-83	San Roque, Mehera	'A Woman Like You': Gender, Uncertainty and Expert Opinion Evidence in the Contemporary Criminal Trial	2013	22	.docx	application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document	13438	407	43	But further, because of the heavy reliance on expert evidence in the case against Folbigg, and as has been made explicit in recent coverage of the case, there are other connections—in particular there are aspects of the emerging crisis in the forensic sciences that can be mapped onto this case.[footnoteRef:5] These two cases speak to the related, but also broader question of how courts manage (or fail to manage) incriminating expert evidence, and, like Folbigg, speak to the failures of the adversarial trial and safeguards to adequately manage the expert evidence in the case, and in particular the failure of the ‘safeguard’ that is prosecutorial restraint—prosecutorial obligations of fairness that are a prominent feature of the rhetoric underpinning the conduct of criminal trials in Australia.[footnoteRef:11]	cache/fl-83.docx	txt/fl-83.txt