Science and Technology Studies on Trial: Dilemmas of Expertise
作者： Michael Lynch , Simon Cole
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摘要: This paper discusses materials from a legal case, People v. Hyatt (2001). was criminal case in which one of the authors (Simon Cole) agreed to appear as an expert witness for defense. Cole’s expertise derived his research field Science and Technology Studies (STS), so appearance exemplified STS engaging public controversy about contested form ‘scientific’ knowledge. work testimony proved useful defendants seeking restrict admissibility forensic fingerprint evidence court, but before he could testify trial, own subjected hearing. During testimony, Cole faced number dilemmas attempted accommodate conception science with terms procedures recognized by court. The hearing transcribed, coauthors this discussed details transcript. Their discussion itself recorded ...
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