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Evaluative reporting

A framework for expressing forensic conclusions in terms of the probability of the evidence given the prosecution hypothesis versus the defence hypothesis (likelihood ratio); endorsed by ENFSI as a bias-mitigation measure alongside contextual controls, because probabilistic language permits formal expression of uncertainty.

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